1964 Ford F100 Short Box Custom Cab on 2040-cars
Golden, Colorado, United States
1964 Ford F100 Short Box, 2WD Custom Cab, Red & White, original paint, has a fresh , rebuilt 5.0 motor out of 2001 Explorer, GT 40 heads, Edelbrock intake, New Edelbrock Carb, Serpentine setup, New Chrome shorty headers with dual cherry bomb mufflers, New HEI, New 100 Amp alternator, New Battery, new radiator. Shelby valve covers. T10 4 speed with brand new clutch and pressure plate, new driveshaft, posi traction Dana rear end. Front end original.
Original paint and trim, newly rechromed front and rear bumpers. Minimal rust with the most being where the floor meets the interior kick panels. Cab supports and frame are solid. Some minor dings and dents as it's a 50 year old untouched body. Could be a great rat rod. Interior is original with recovered two tone seat. Does need a headliner and carpet. Original radio and guages. All glass is in nice shape. The truck is close and will need some minor finish items. I have ordered the right headlite and should have installed this week. Also comes with spare hood. Tires and wheels are in good shape. Rare short box with a ton of new parts. Runs and drives good. Key words: rat rod, muscle, lowered, hot rod, barn, mustang, bagged, restored, fast |
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We snapped live images of the 2015 Mustang prototype that Ford had on display here at Barrett-Jackson, and you can check them out above. The official auction description, along with a video of the auction as it happened live, is below.