1954 Ford F100 on 2040-cars
Alfred Station, New York, United States
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Owner has accepted out of country job and must sell this truck. Ask any questions you have and I will answer them as honestly as I can. This is a 1954 Ford F100. USED. 350 Chevy Small Block - Automatic Transmission Bed of truck is a sold piece of Painted wood that is very shiny. Bed of truck also contains spare wheel. Tonneau Cover is a solid one piece unit on gas springs and is lockable via key and lock on back. Gas cap is lockable as well. Power Steering with tilt Steering Wheel - Disk Brakes in the Front and Drum in the Back. Paint IS NOT SHOW QUALITY. Minor dings here and there and will need to be redone if this is made to be show car. (Daily Driver as is) Mustang Two Front End Brand New Items Purchased but NOT INSTALLED: Driver/Passenger Window Regulators Driver/Passenger Door Regulators Driver/Passenger Vinyl Door Covers (Original Brown also included) Driver/Passenger Locking Mechanism (Altman Easy Latch System) Driver/Passenger Power Door Locks Driver/Passenger Door and Window Handles Driver/Passenger Outside Door Handles New Vinyl Headliner New Vintage II Air/Heat System New Dakota Digital Gauges - including a Gear Shift Indicator Power box New 12 Volt Wiper Motor (Installed but not wired to system) New Carpet - Must be positioned to where new owner wants it New Vinyl on original Bench Seat - Installed Other things to note: Very Low Reserve on Truck. This truck must sell. I will be available to assist with any shipping company hired by purchaser. Truck is started and allowed to run for fifteen minutes each day. There is no TITLE available for this truck. New York does not require a TITLE for this TRUCK. I will sign over REGISTRATION and provide a BILL OF SALE to show NEW OWNERSHIP. Truck is for sale locally so SELLER reserves the right to end AUCTION early of sold. Truck has a new Aluminum Radiator installed and seller can send original Radiator as well. On May-21-14 at 18:07:36 PDT, seller added the following information: Answers to emails: Yes the truck actually runs and is started each night. There is a dome lights available with the truck. You will have to purchase a switch on EBay or another sight to make it 100% All the lights work. Turn signals work. Brake lights work. Current gauges are from Dolphin. The fuel gauge is not working properly. The new Dakota Digital set has a new fuel sending unit that is included. |
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