1965 Ford F100 on 2040-cars
Minden, Nevada, United States
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You are considering a 1965 Ford F100 short box pickup. It has a newly rebuilt 352 V8 with a stock 4 speed transmission. I wanted the truck to be as close to stock as possible including the new paint job with factory Ford colors. As well as the new engine, the brakes are new, new headliner, seat, rubber floor, wheels and tires. The push bar, rear bumper, and rails are factory made for the forest service version of this pickup. The truck is nearly 50 years old but drives extremely well even though it does not have power steering or power brakes. The only modification that would not be considered stock would be the cloth inserts in the recovered seat. Vinyl is just too cold in this climate!This is an extremely clean truck although, there was some minor rust behind the cab as can be seen in the pictures. The steering wheel is stock but not restored and has some cracks as well as the sun visors have not been replaced. Newer style seat belts have been installed for three people.
Buyer can pickup locally or arrange for shipping. |
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