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This is a 1964 Ford F100 factory built 4WD. The history is that about 2000 were made and most were purchased by the forestry department. Most have long ago been scraped. This truck was built in the Kansas City Ford plant and spent its life in Arizona. The current owner was the third owner and purchased it in 1985 with 70 K miles. currently it has 81 K miles on it. The motor was rebuilt in 1998( to run on unleaded) and 50 miles have been put on the truck since the rebuild. The truck is in good shape and can be driven home. Does not leak any oil or fluids and does not need any repairs. Truck is in Overton Nevada, near Las Vegas . A lift is located nearby so the truck can be inspected and test driven. This is a very collectable truck . Trucks in this condition can sell for up to $20,000. Low reserve, a good opportunity for a car/truck guy.

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