1955 Or 1956 Ford Half Ton Pickup Truck F100 on 2040-cars
Weed, California, United States
Engine:V8
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 100,000
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: F-100
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: 2 door
Drive Type: RWD
Hello, I found this truck down in Clear Lake, California, The Owner has had it for over 30 years and sold it to me, He said it was a 1956 Ford F100 and that was on the old title, but the Vin number on the truck says its a 1955, but I did find out that Ford did sell some 1955 body styles in early 1956, the Vin also shows it was manufactured in San Jose, Calif. and only 1956 Models were sold there. He tried to find the Title but could not, but he filled out the DMV Title Lost Paperwork so Title can be had, I have taken lots of pictures of the old truck so you can see what is needed to restore it, he said it ran when it was parked, but that was then, it will need to have the carburator rebuilt and or cleaned and lubed and a new battery and have the gas tank cleaned for sure. Front Windshield and rear glass are good needs door glass. The Vin Tag I took and scanned it so you can tell it originally had a 6 cylinder motor in it, now it has a 426 Mopar Motor in it, that is what the old guy that sold it to me said, I thought all Mopar engines were Hemi's, ? Maybe not, anyway its got a great big engine in it and the old guy said it was fast, Smile. This truck will need alot cleanup and the rust is mostly surface rust but there is a small amount of cancer in the lower part of the passenger door which will need fixed, The truck must be picked up within 30 days of the auctions close date, and balance to be paid within 7 days by Bank Transfer, I will send you my bank information after the deposit is received, Anyway I am selling it, if you like what you see Buy It Now, if not make me an offer, My name is Alan and I live in Weed, California my phone number is 1 530 938 4232
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