1964 Ford F100 Short Bed 4x4 on 2040-cars
Lynchburg, Virginia, United States
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1964 Ford F100 Shortbed Pickup Up for auction is a 1964 Ford F100 Shortbed Pickup. This truck has been converted to 4x4. It has a inline 6cyl motor and a 4 speed transmission. The truck runs and drives great. It has power steering and power brakes. Very easy to drive. This truck is a real eye catcher. Body is in fair condition. The paint is a two tone with candy-red on the top. It is not the best paint job but looks good from 10 feet. It has a steel bed. Front end has lock out hubs, radio, heat. Glass is good with no cracks. Speedomoter is not working. It has a trailer hitch.
The truck is a lot of fun to drive around town.. It is very easy to drive and will go ANYWHERE on and off road. It is a real head turner. The truck starts easily every time.
Bid with confidence. This is a very nice vehicle. This is a
driver not a $50,000 show truck. Call with any questions. 434-239-0087. Feel free to come by and
look in person if you are able to. We can help arrange delivery. Please
watch the video below. (FYI,The noise in the video is someone shovleing snow) ***This vehicle is Sold As-Is Where Is. Buyer responsible for pick-up of vehicle. Buyer should satisfy their selves prior to bidding. Vehicle also for sale locally. Seller reserves the right to end the auction early and without warning. Mileage on vehicle exceeds mechanical limits of the vehicle. Buyer responsible for any state or local taxes, state titling fees and $150 processing fee. VADLR 36821. |
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