Ready For The Car Shows on 2040-cars
Sierra Vista, Arizona, United States
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This 1968 Ford Ranchero has been fully customized and is ready for car shows or simply to bring back your youth. Brand new original factory green paint but with ghost flames added, power brakes, power steering, air conditioning, and the engine has been fully rebuilt, upgraded and has less than 2200 miles on the rebuild. The engine is the original 390 and bored 30 over and has 396 HP at this time. C6 Transmission with a positrac rear end added. Air shocks are fully controllable from the interior of the vehicle to suit your wants and needs. All chrome on the vehicle has been recently dipped for a bright and clean appearance. The interior has been redone in black leather and also has carpet installed in the bed of the vehicle. We are the second owners but have had the vehicle for 40+ years and this is an original West Coast vehicle and has been garaged 100% of the time short of a few drives to show it off from time to time. Basically this car has too much to list but we would be happy to give more details to the serious buyer. The pictures added will tell you just how much pride and care we have given this vehicle!
We will pay 50% shipping fees or negotiate this with the right buyer. |
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