1978 Ford F100 Swb Auto 2wd on 2040-cars
Pearland, Texas, United States
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1978 Ford F100 short wheel base step side, wooden bed, 2wd, 3spd auto floor shift, 300 cid inline 6 cyl. AC works and is good and cold. Has the one barrel carb and air cleaner etc.
Truck was partially restored 6-7 years ago. Motor was just rebuilt less than 500 miles on it. Transmission is excellent. Steering was loose and my mechanic just repaired that. Drum brakes all around, also just repaired. Paint job is a metallic pearl white and really glistens nicely. Not a top rate job, a few runs here and there, very minor. Truck is used weekly and has little nicks, dings in the paint job. A couple very minor rust spots starting to show. Interior was restored and looks great. Tires/wheels put on about 1 year ago and tread is probably at 90%. Front bumper has some rust started to break through the chrome. Body is very solid and not wrecked. Undercarriage is quite nice. Very clean. Motivated to move this along. Have other projects demanding attention. I have another motor in the garage which I had started to rebuild. Will include the spare motor with the truck if using the buy it now. Willing to consider delivery of the vehicle for price of fuel (will drive it to your location) Lower 48 only considered. Expect $500 paypal deposit at close of auction. Full payment within 3 days. If you fly into town will pick you up at the airport. |
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