1958 Ford Ranchero Project on 2040-cars
Brooklyn, New York, United States
Engine:NO ENGINE OR TRANNY
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 85,443
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: REDISH
Model: Ranchero
Interior Color: RED/WHITE
Trim: HAVE ALL
Drive Type: USA
Disability Equipped: No
HERE IS MY 58 RANCHERO, I'VE HAD IT FOR 10 YEARS NOW. IT WAS A 292 3 SPEED W/OVERDRIVE. THE FRAME IS POWDER COATED ALL NEW FRONT END PARTS. I INSTALLED A POWER RACK FROM WURTH IT DESIGNS, GRANDA SPINDALS, LOWERING FRONT SPRINGS, 1/18 FRONT SWAY BAR, STAINLESS STEEL HARDWARE HOLDS IT TOGETHER .THE REAR IS A FORD 9" WITH 1" REAR SWAYBAR, MARK WILLIAMS AXELS 40 SPLINES, ALBURN POSI, 3:70 GREARS NEVER BROKEN IN, 65 GALAXIE BACKING PLATES. ALL POWDER COATED. FLAMMING RIVER POLISHED STAINLESS COLUM. THE BODY HAS NEW FRONT FLOORS AND ROCKERS,ALL SUB FLOORS ARE MINT. IT NEEDS REAR 1/4S. ALL NEW BODY BUSHINGS, POWDER COATING WASHERS. DRIVER SIDE REAR 1/4 BY TAIL LIGHT WAS HIT NEEDS SOME ATTENTION. DOORS, TAIL GATE HOOD AND FENDERS ARE RUST FREE NO ROT... IN THE PICS SHOWEN THE CROME I DID IS MINT SHOW QUALITY. I DID NOT SHOW THE FRONT, BACK BUMPERS, INNER FENDER WHELLS. I HAVE 90% OF ALL PARTS IT NEEDS TO BE FINISHED. I ALSO HAVE A 58 METIOR GRILL RECROMED. PARTS THAT ARE NOT INCLUDED WITH THE CAR ARE GLASS, MOTOR OR TRANNY, BREAK LINES, MASTER CYCLEDER, REAR BREAK DRUMS. THERE IS ALOT HERE, ALOT OF CASH SPENT, I HAVE ALL THE BEST STUFF DONE ALREADY. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE TO CALL ME (917-279-9293) WILLIE PLEASE NO TIRE KICKERS BUYER PAYS ALL SHIPPING COST, PAYPAL OR CASH IS ACCEPTABLE. PLEASE DO NOT WAIST MY TIME IF YOU ARE NOT SERIUSLY GONNA BUY IT
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