For sale is a 1956 F100 body in need of restoration. The frame, fenders, hood, box, cab, doors, dash and everything you see in the pictures is original. We purchased the truck from an elderly gentleman in western Nebraska with the intention to restore it. However, too many irons in the fire and too little time means that something has to go, so my loss is your gain. The gentleman told me he purchased this truck at a Ford Dealer in the late 50's when it was sitting on the lot. The engine and transmission have been gone since the 70's when he parked it in his back pasture. He told me it has never been wrecked. The truck has some minor dings and rust spots, but nothing major that can't be restored. Very, very restorable straight truck. Hard to find these kind of trucks.

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To be sold and shipped in the U.S. only!

Buyer is responsible for all shipping arrangements and fees. If any questions, please ask before bidding.

PAYMENT METHOD:

A deposit of $500.00 is required within 24 hrs. of auction ending through Pay-Pal only. Remaining balance is expected within 3 days of auction ending through Pay-Pal only. Title will not be released until full payment has cleared my bank.

Thanks and good luck!

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