1973 Ford F100 Long Bed Pickup V8 Auto Texas Truck Factory Air Conditioning Nice on 2040-cars
Dallas, Texas, United States
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SALE 1973 Ford F100 long bed pickup truck. White over orange.
Original Texas truck with no rust thru on body. Appears to be original
paint with nice patina. Paint is weak on roof, top of hood and upper bed
area on drivers side. 360CU V-8 engine, 2V carb and C6 Automatic
transmission. Power steering and factory disc brakes. Aftermarket
dual saddle tanks. Factory Air conditioned converted to R134 with new expansion valve and
receiver drier, blows cold but compressor a little noisy. Here's what else I
have done: replaced valve stem seals and valve cover gaskets, power
steering gearbox, and rag coupler, starter, cables, battery, starter relay,
cap, rotor, points, condenser, spark plugs, spark plug wires, both rear wheel brake cylinders, wiper blades, floor mat and glove box liner. Main gas tank was
dropped, cleaned and replaced with all new hoses and clamps. Carburetor
was rebuilt and all filters replaced. Truck starts and runs great,
doesn't overheat and has good oil pressure, goes straight down the road.
Fresh state inspection. Great classic truck or bug out vehicle.
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