1956 F-100 F100 Ford Truck 1956 Ford Truck F-100 Rat Rod Hot Rod Gasser Custom on 2040-cars
Riverside, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: rear
Model: F-100
Mileage: 23,000
Trim: custom cab
PLEASE READ ALL::( sorry i ended auction needed to change some photos and had to end auction to do so) :: Here is a DRY california 1956 f100 custom cab shortbed all original and solid. Truck shows 23,000 miles and has been stored inside a building in riverside california since 1983. This truck is very rust free and has its original V8 fordomatic auto. Has little (surface rust only)on paint, Has a few little rust spots above windshield, few little spots on the front edge of hood, ( I took the seat out to show you the floor) and a little rust inside the truck floor by the battery box only( the driver floor and passenger side floor are mint condition NO RUST. Missing 1/2 the cover on the floor that covers the transmission. THIS is a very very rust free truck that is a must if you want to build a dream truck$$$$. I will have a california title in a few weeks in my name ( already paid all fees to california DMV) just waiting for title to come in the mail. I dont have the keys so i havent tried to start her but the old man i bought it from said she is a runner with some tlc. Hood latch isnt working to keep the hood all the way down. If you need me to fix the tires for shipping that wont be a problem. truck has little dings and scratches. Dont miss out on this wonderful 1956 California barn find f100. A very nice start to a great truck HAPPY BIDDING... if you want to ship the truck overseas i have used a company in the past called AbleCargo in compton California very cheap and i would drop it off there for$130 extra..and if you want to ship inside the U.S i have used Jay Woessner at ship your car now ...direct number 954 642 1282 they are avarage on price$ but they dont lie like the rest with low prices then your car never gets picked up.
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