1966 Ford F100 Custom Cab Swb Pickup on 2040-cars
Flora, Mississippi, United States
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I have a 1966 Ford F100 Custom Cab short wheel base project truck. It has a solid body with some rust in the usual places such as front of bed, lower radiator support, driver side inner cab corner and floor pan. The truck is a Ford factory paint code "08" Springtime yellow vehicle. The engine is a good running 351windsor small block. The transmission is a Ford aod. It will not shift out of 1st gear and will need to be rebuilt or replaced. The truck can be a driver once the transmission is taken care of. The radiator is a later model cross flow type. It has a remanufactured brake master cylinder. The headlights, tail lights, and hazard signals work. The turn signals were working but recently quit blinking. It may need a new fuse or? The windshield is cracked. The aluminum side mouldings are ok for a driver but should be restored or replaced if it is intended for anything nicer. I have the title for the truck. I set a low reasonable reserve. I need to sell this truck so I can finish another project. Serious bidders should contact me so I can email more pictures and discuss the vehicle better. I have another 1966 F100 swb parts truck with a factory 352 V8. 3spd manual trans. I had intended to put the drivetrain into the yellow truck. The drivetrain will be available for purchase to the winning bidder of this auction.
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