1968 Ford F100 on 2040-cars
Chesapeake, Virginia, United States
Lightly restored(not a frame off)
Fresh paint job(Ford Lime Gold) All new interior All new drum brakes and brake components. New master cylinder 351 Windsor with a 4 barrel Holley carb and short headers. Runs strong but may need a bit of TLC. New spark plugs, plug wires(accell super stock) and a pertronix electronic ignition. Steering coupler has been replaced to eliminate steering slop. Bed is in primer awaiting spray in bed liner NO power steering(like it was in the old days) Rust has all been repaired and any that is remaining is on the frame and is only surface rust. The truck had an undercoating protection from the factory and has done it's job very well. It has the convenience lighting package, updated leaf springs, trailer hitch, and tool compartment in bed rail. Have the "Marti report"(build sheet) for anyone to see. I'm selling it for thousands less than NADA value, it's listed at $9800 NADA for a "very poor amateur restoration" and $12 k for a good condition NADA truck. Meaning if you bought it there is still room to improve it and still feel like you got a good deal. |
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You can find more information in the NHTSA bulletin posted below.
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