1972 Ford F100 Stepside V8 360 Automatic on 2040-cars
Alpharetta, Georgia, United States
Engine:V8 360
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: White
Make: Ford
Interior Color: Red
Model: F-100
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Custom
Drive Type: Automatic
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Mileage: 66,500
I am the third owner of this truck which has 66,500 original miles on the original engine and tranny. Original interior and metal. It came standard with ps, a/c and an automatic V8 360. I have spent a tremendous amount of time in restoring it to it's former self. Here is the list of what's new in the past 4 months. First, the truck was completely disassembled and primed and painted piece by piece. A great finish. The front drum brakes were replaced with new powered disc brakes. ALL hoses, belts, filters and fluids changed. New tires and American Racing wheels...(I have the original hubcaps) New AC compressor, clutch, drier and tensioner. Blows strong and cold. New rubber everywhere (front/rear window, doors, vent windows, felt...everything. New chrome mirrors, gas cap and door handles. All fuses and lights replaced whether they needed it or not. Original ford emblems. No leaks and all gauges work. The oak bed with the polished stainless steel strips is a thing of beauty. All new gas shocks and battery. New dash board added. New starter solenoid, plugs, wires and ignition coil. New ignition switch and gas tank receiving unit. Tow package. Original muffler removed and a flowmaster 40 series added. A nice low rumble but not loud. Lap belts upgraded to safer shoulder strap belts. I have the original owners manual and the actual build sheet. I have tons of pictures showing the complete restoration process. I'm sure I 'm forgetting some thing I have done to it. The truck runs perfect and needs nothing. Very clean and very straight. The interior is all original with the AM radio. This truck was built in Canada and shipped to Atlanta in 1972. All numbers match up to its originality. The 2 previous owner were both from Georgia. I have title in hand. The fun for me was the work itself and now it sits in my garage waiting for it's new owner. Please call me if you wish and I can answer any questions. 770-851-9735. I work from home so I can meet a vehicle inspector anytime and assist greatly with shipping needs
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