1963 Ford Ranchero on 2040-cars
Clarksville, Virginia, United States
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1963 Ranchero. 6 cyl. 3 speed trans. Nice driver. Paint is decent. Interior decent. Tires good. Ansen slot mags, one does not match others...it has a different backspacing. Passenger rear quarter has been replaced at sometime and need some work to make it decent. Floor pan has been replaced and is good. Rust is minimal for 51 year old car...some under front of bed, both panels behind rear tires have bubbles and some bubbles in doors. Has Toyota bucket seats and console. New black carpet set, not installed. Bumpers appear to have been re-chromed. All glass is all very good. Dual tailpipes from single muffler. Motor cranks up easily and runs well. 144ci. Gas tank cleaned and sealed with POR15. New fuel lines. New carb. Column shift. CD player, not hooked up, also includes amp and speaker boxes. New battery. Speedometer was not hooked up when I purchased, actual mileage unknown. Lots of work done...not much needed to make it reliable...will require additional work to make it really nice! Clean NC title. If you are interested...include your number in email and I will be happy to call and discuss at length.
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