1962 F100 Rat Rod Truck, Patina, Street Truck, Lowered on 2040-cars
Paris, Ontario, Canada
1962 Ford F100 Rat Rod Up for auction is a 1962 Ford F100 short box 2wd rat rod street truck This truck started life as a commercial F350 cab now mounted on an early to mid 60's F100 frame with a 65 F100 short box. Registered with a clear Ontario title as a 62 F100. Driveline is a late model fox body 5.0 fuel injected with an automatic with O/D transmission. - Engine late 80's 5.0 fresh rebuild, cam, stock heads flowed, roller rockers, headers with 3 inch S/S exhaust to X pipe and 2 1/2 mac dumps at the rear end. MSD ignition, Holly intake, BBK cold air intake, mass air, and 70 mm BBK throttle body - Trans has a mild shift kit, B&M shifter, and O/D - 8.8 rear end, posi, with 410's Truck is a good driver, power steering, and brakes. This is a basic bad ass street truck. Still needs some finishing, or just drive it as is. Has disks front and drums rear. IFS vis welded in fox body K-member. Drives straight and true. No bump steer. Stops great, new front brakes. Basically the entire drive train was from a mustang. Very loud and low to the ground. Has small C notch in the rear frame with helper air bags. No compressor just a tank with a 2 way valve. Has a new 1970 mustang fuel tank and sending unit. Still needs a fuel gauge. Has autometer gauages, including a monster tack with shift light. Front seat is from a ford falcon and is in great shape. All the hard work is done and ready to enjoy. youtube video of truck at this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrBwKv_u4es&feature=youtu.be
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