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1964 Ford F100 All Original on 2040-cars

Year:1964 Mileage:41231
Location:

Eagle, Idaho, United States

Eagle, Idaho, United States

1964 Ford F100 very original truck. The truck has a great patina and is super straight for being 50 years old. This truck was purchased in 1970 by the second owner and has been in the family ever since.
THE GOOD: This truck is probably the straightest most original truck I have ever seen. There is no rust to speak of aside from the small amount in the bed. Tires have some age on them but are still good, newer battery replaced last year. Great running engine and all the mechanicals operate fine. Doors work like new. I have all interior parts as well as a box of extra parts that includes new brake shoes, extra rebuildable holly single barrel carb, original air cleaner, and other misc parts. The truck doesn't leak or burn any oil, there may be a couple drops after letting it sit for a month or more but nothing substantial. The 223 inline six just purrs and trans shifts fine through all gears. The truck runs and drives fine but takes some getting used to not having power brakes or power steering. I have a clean clear title for it.
THE NOT SO GOOD: The truck is 50 years old and showing some age. Very straight body aside from the few dents found around the truck. It isn't like a modern car, it drives like a 50 year old truck. The truck is missing inside door handles, the passenger side window has come off its track (simple fix just needs to be put back on). There is a small crack in the windshield (probably 6-8 inches long) but doesn't affect anything. Interior is in what I would call usable condition. The seat cover has come off so it has been replaced with a blanket. Otherwise it isn't in bad condition. Dash is alright and floor has been coated to protect it.

Buyer is responsible for pickup but I will help load or make arrangements.
If you have any questions you are welcome to give me a call at (208)-447-8600 or contact through ebay.

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