1968 Ford F100 Custom Truck 2nd Owner With Receipts For All Parts on 2040-cars
Bauxite, Arkansas, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:360
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Blue
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: F-100
Trim: Custom Cab
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 94,200
Exterior Color: Blue
Number of Doors: 2
This is a 1968 ford F100 that has 94,200 original miles. I am 2nd owner. I knew the guy who bought it brand new in '68. The paint is the original paint. I have put less than 200 miles on this truck since I bought in approximately 10 years ago. I kept it in a barn these years. I have put the following parts on this truck and have receipts. new starter, alternator, exhaust from motor back, master cylinder, Gas Monroe shocks, halogen head lights, dimmer switch, windshield washer system, (needs to be put on), fan shroud, plugs and plug wires, carburetor, air filter, oil and filter, all new hoses, fuel tank has been took off and cleaned, battery cables, PVC caps on valve covers, rubber from filler neck to tank, rubber grommet around filler neck, all lights work (brake,signal and taillights) even has Ford hub caps. Truck overall is in great condition but not MINT condition. Now the BAD STUFF: It has a small dent on driver front fender and passenger door. The bed is rusted through on the driver side where leaves were not removed. Seat is wore on drivers side. Would be a good idea to replace water pump due to sitting. Tires are dry rotted and not trust worthy due to being stored for so long. Truck was being put back as original as possible.
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE POSITIVE FEEDBACK OR NO FEEDBACK YOUR BID WILL BE CANCELLED DUE TO SPAM CAUSING LEGIT BUYERS BEING OUTBID. IF YOU ARE A SERIOUS BUYER WITH LITTLE FEEDBACK YOU CAN GIVE ME YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION PRIOR TO BIDDING.
FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS. I WOULD RATHER KEEP THE TRUCK AND RESTORE AS LONG AS IT TAKES THAN TO SELL IT DISHONESTLY OR UNDER FALSE PRETENSE. I DO HAVE A CONSCIENCE. I CANT AFFORD TO DO WHAT THIS TRUCK DESERVES. I SOMETIMES FORGET TO CHECK EMAILS ON EBAY SO IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS CALL 501 326 7743. A $500 DEPOSIT WILL BE NEEDED WITH 48 HRS OF END OF WINNING BID WITH REMAINDER PAID WITHIN 7 DAYS. SHIPPING IS RESPONSIBILITY OF BUYER HOWEVER IF YOU ARE FAIRLY CLOSE (500 MILES) WE CAN DISCUSS OPTIONS.
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