1965 Ford F100 Long Bed 3 Speed Manual Inline 6 300 Ci on 2040-cars
Riverside, California, United States
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Runs great. Registered until Dec. No Smog Needed! 53200 (or 153200) miles. Odometer exceeds mechanical limits. 3 speed on the floor, just needs the shifting rods to put it back on the tree. Interior needs work, Exterior does also. No thermostat, due to it being rusted shut, so it was overheating. We took out the thermostat and now it is fine. Should be fine to put in a new one. Radiator was leaking, so it may need to be welded in a spot or two, but hasn't leaked (or overheated) since we took out the thermostat. We are currently working on the hood. (Sanding and priming, also getting dents out.) Nice Bronco rims and mirrors, new fuel pump, wood dash insert. 8 foot bed with heavy duty bumper. This is a work horse with an inline 6 300 CI engine. Great for a project truck or as is. Easy to work on. Lots of room in the engine bay. We were going to put a flat bed on it, but never ended up doing it. Driver side window off the track. A pillow in the door is currently holding the window up. Some rust on the floor boards, but replacements are easy to find.
Has original black and yellow plates. Clear title in hand. Thanks for looking! |
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