1967 Ford F100 Ranger Camper Special - Limited Edition - Classic on 2040-cars
Summerville, South Carolina, United States
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My dad purchased this truck in 1967 and then passed it on to me. The truck has been only in our family and has just over 108,000 original miles on it. Since 1995, it has had the inside dash, seats and carpet professionally redone. The carpet is now showing some fading. Firestone in Bluffton, SC completely redid the break system within the last year. The C-6 transmission was rebuilt approximately 6 months ago but the roped seal is still slightly leaking. The engine has had little work done on it and the main thing it could use is exhaust manifold gaskets. Also, at this time the oil seal gasket needs changing and has a minor leak due to this. All 4 tires, plus the spare, were purchased from Sears and have less than 5,000 miles on them. The exhaust were re-installed but could be quieter with the manifold gaskets installed. This is a very unique truck and was a limited edition in it's time. With accomodation of a 30 gallon original tank, a 15 gallon reserve tank behind the seat, wide mirrors and an 8 foot bedding make this the Camper Special of it's time. I have since taken off the 30 gallon tank due to gas prices and am using the 15 gallon tank, behind the seat. The paint is in fair condition and the bed has scratches due to yard work and hauling mulch. It was repainted in 1995 and scratches have been made since then. If you have additional questions, please e-mail me at joe.arwood@gmail.com. Serious inquiries only, please. Do not contact me by text, I will accept e-mail and phone calls between 5 - 9:00 pm on weekdays and anytime on weekends. The truck can be seen in Summerville, SC. Please contact Joe at 843-227-8507 for additional information. Again, only serious inquiries, please. Buyer is responsible for transporting vehicle after purchase and arrangements must be made to have it moved within 5 days after end of auction. Payment must be made in full and verified within 48 hours of end of auction. |
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