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1969 Ranchero Extremely Rare, Numbers Matching, Unrestored Driver. 300hp 4-speed on 2040-cars

Year:1969 Mileage:111000
Location:

Citrus Heights, California, United States

Citrus Heights, California, United States

Don't miss out on the chance to bid on this Extremely Rare 1969 Ranchero offered at a no reserve auction. Originally Raven black(one of only 203 black rancheros in any combo) with black interior, has optional rear gear, factory Tachometer, 4-speed, clock, hoodscoop, side trim, etc.. very well optioned.

 

This is one of only 67 rancheros built with the 300HP 351 4V engine coupled to a Top loader 4-speed transmission. It is Numbers matching and original drivetrain. My father bought this car in the mid 70's and passed it along to me a few years ago. It was purchased used by my father in Arizona and lived there up until 3 years ago when we brought it to The northern California area. It is as solid and straight as they come. No cancer, original floors and all sheet metal.  It was also a very rare Raven Black with black interior. It has had one repaint done in the early 80's and that's it. not full of filler, not dinged up. The bed is scratched up but very solid and was never used as a work truck or construction vehicle. Over the years a edelbrock intake and carb, MSD ignition, and headers were added along with a Hurst competition plus shifter. It currently has a brand new set of 17x8 and 17x10.5 deep lip Bullitt wheels with nice 315/4017 nitto drag radials on the rear. We are offering very nice original stock ford chrome GT wheels  with brand new tires as an option for the buyer if restomod is not the look desired. Pic of the alternate wheel choice is listed below. It is one or the other and is up to buyer that wins auction. Please let us know which set you would like it shipped with.

  I own a restoration shop and we have been using it weekly for light shop use running errands and picking up supplies. It has never been restored, just maintenance items corrected and kept in good shape over the years.  We are trying to thin out our collection a bit to pursue other projects we would love to build. As with buying any old vehicle nothing is better than a personal or 3rd party inspection. We will make car avalible for any type of inspection bidder wishes.

 

Please take the time to read the included Marti Report and notice how well equipped it came and how original it still remains, A true rust free muscle car survivor.

 

We offer shipping and transportation arrangement worldwide and will be glad to work with overseas buyers. We do our absolute best to describe our cars we sell 100% correctly and if anything understate them a bit and verified by our feedback. We are not a dealer, these are cars from our personal collection. We take the time to answer any questions or help buyers in any way and we ask for the same from the buyers. We require a 1000 deposit within 24 hours. Full payment details can be found in the ebay ad. Vehicle is for sale locally and subject to sale prior to end of auction.

 

good luck and thanks for looking!!!

 

 

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