1962 Ford F-100 Unibody. Original 292 V8 4-speed. on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
1962 Ford F100 Unibody:
Great Unibody Ford truck for sale. Older restoration and shows extremely well. To my knowledge this has been a California truck all of its life and it has never left the state. Zero rust with straight body, floors, and bed. Lights, turn signals, horn, fuel gauge, temp gauge, oil and generator lights all function. The only thing not currently working is the speedometer. It just went out and needs the gear drive replaced. This truck starts, stops, runs, drives, and handles very well. The original 292 Y-Block V8 motor was rebuilt 5 years ago with very minimal miles since. This motor was the highest HP option available in 1962. The "3 On The Tree" shifter was relocated to the floor prior to my ownership. It is a 4-Speed but really a 3-Speed with an extra Granny Gear in the 1st position that is extremely low. Nice chrome rims with new tires all the way around. Detachable CD stereo system with 2 speakers under seat. Great looking interior with a comfortable leather bench seat. All emblems are present and original. Extremely CLEAN truck that gets tons of attention and compliments. This classic truck will make the lucky new owner very proud! This truck has mainly been used for photo shoots and local car shows over the past 5 years. Stored in a dry, private Southern California garage. This truck has a clean title in my name and is licensed and registered through February 2015. This is not a $20K Show Truck, nor priced as one. There are some imperfections, mainly at the bottom of the tailgate where there are some minor cracks in the paint. The rest of the entire truck presents very well. Overall, this truck is in outstanding condition and an excellent 52 year old vehicle. |
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