1955 Ford F100 Pickup on 2040-cars
Sylacauga, Alabama, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: V8
Model: F-100
Mileage: 0
Trim: STANDARD
i have a 1955 f100 for sale has the motor and trans but motor is not in it i have it torn it down to rebuild,it is 292 y block engine with 3 speed on column trans. frame has been blasted and coated the body is just sitting on frame.the body is in good shape other than rust on cab corners and floorpans not expensive to repair if you can weld it is a project for someone who wants to build one.all glass is good no cracks expect for drive side has a crack in window the only other thing is the body is missing tailgate and piece below grill the is above the front bumper.the truck has a base coat red paint on it now to it looks ok but is not perfect.this truck is a great builder i am wanting to sell it you will be reponsible for pickup and i need a 500.00 deposit though paypal in 24 hours of end of auction,my call number is 256 872 4070 i am in birmingham al my name is anthony call me i will answer questions but please be serious when you call not ot waste my time this truck in not running now it cannot be driven home
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