1964 Ford Custom Cab Truck Two Tone, 292 Y Block, 3speed With Od. Show Car on 2040-cars
Dana Point, California, United States
1964 FORD CUSTOM CAB TRUCKTWO TONE WHITE/ BABY BLUE292Y blockACMeet a member of my family. My Dad's father in law bought this truck new in Santa Crews, CA., my Dad bought it from him restored it and left it to me. My father was a art director for the movie studios in Hollywood, he was a race car and motorcycle driver and restorer of antique racers etc. W.S. Campbell (Google) The apple does not fall far from the tree with me. I have a new project that requires the $$$$, space and time that this fine truck will provide so let the bidding begin.I have many pictures and many memories of this truck. I would not hesitate to drive this Ford across country. However, that is if you know the year and model like I do, roll up window, you have to push the clutch peddle. It likes to run around 70 on the freeway and aprob. 2,000 rpm. It has a but-load of power!THIS TRUCK IS 60 years old! It has 3 on the tree (3 speed) with the hard to find OD (over drive). I think that means it has 5 or 6 speeds, I have found that it has OD in 2nd and 3rd but it may also have it in first?The engine is a 292 intercepter Y block with all the T-bird complements, including the valve covers, Impossible to find rams horn exhaust manifolds. It has the Capt. treasure chest tool box on the right side, tow from front and back, AC but has never been hooked up (nice to live in Ca.) a cassette deck, the original AM tube type radio (works after the tubes warm up, haha). 8 foot bed, with Ryno-liner. The truck had a body off restoration maybe 20 yrs ago by my Dad, he did everything and he did it right which is why it looks like it's ready to enter a car show. I hate to sell it but new projects and a car for my daughter means, bye bye for Daisy. I am sure that I am forgetting many things and will add them as the auction progresses.NOW THE RULES,PLEASE, ASK ALL QUESTIONS YOU HAVE BEFORE YOU BID!TRUCK IS FOR SALE, AS IS WHERE IS, here in Dana Point, CA. USA. IT IS UP TO YOU TO RELOCATE. (yes I may help). I can store for 2 weeks but than I will charge if longer.LOOK AT MY NICE CLEAR PICTURES. I TAKE THEM SO THAT THERE ARE NO SURPRISES. See my feed back24 hrs deposit $1,000.00, 3 days to communicate, 5 days to pay in full.INTERNATIONAL BUYERS ARE OK, BUT I WILL NOT RELEASE THIS TRUCK UNTIL ALL FUNDS HAVE CLEARED, CASH IN HAND.ALL CUSTOMS, TAXES, ETC. MUST BE PAID BY WINNER.TRUCK IS FOR SALE LOCALLY, THUS I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END AUTION EARLYGOOD LUCK AND HAPPY BIDDING!Any questions, Jeff 949.842-2642
On Jan-12-14 at 09:55:09 PST, seller added the following information: Ops, I transposed mileage, it's actually 98,700, here are some more pics. Paint flaws are behind front bumper (see pic.) and small scratch on drivers door (neighbor kids) It has blue dot tail lights (see pics.) |
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