1970 Ford Ranchero 5.0l on 2040-cars
Middletown, Maryland, United States
I have a 1970 Ford Ranchero for sale. The car is a running and driving project and is driven regularly when the weather is nice. It has a 302 (5.0) V8 and an FMX transmission.
I have owned the car for about 6 months and have done a decent amount of work to it to get it worthy of being a "daily" driver. It's almost there, just needs some final touches. It mostly needs and cosmetic work to be perfect. It does have rust on both sides at the quarter panels, but other than those 2 areas there is no rust. There are a few paint chips, and some other small door dings. Underneath of the car looks great. The interior was completely redone about 10 years ago. There are a couple of tears in the vinyl seats, and there is 1 small crack on the dash. The door panels are a little bit beat up. The headliner is in great shape, just a bit dirty. The carpet is in decent shape. I would give it a 7/10 for the interior and exterior. The grille does need repaired but ALL parts are there, and none of the "honeycomb" part is broken, just the surround. If you are local please PM me and I can set up a time for an inspection or test drive. The car is for sale locally and I may end the auction early if someone buys before the auction end. If you would like to see more pictures, or pictures of a specific area, please send me a message with a phone number or email where I can send them. |
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