1969 Ford F100 Custom Cab on 2040-cars
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
1969 Ford F100 custom cab. Born in Kansas City in July 1969. I found it in Huntington Indiana where it had been stored in a barn under tarps for the past 20 years. Rare original 302 automatic with power steering and power brakes. Has fresh paint, new alternator, new carburetor, new fuel pump, new brake booster, new brakes, new window sweeps, new door seals, spray in bed liner and undercoat. Has a clean title and runs. Does need the lights wired up. The odometer days 47,000 miles but it's probably 147,000 miles.
Local pick up in Fort Wayne Indiana or buyer arranges shipping. A $1,000 deposit due when auction ends. A cashier check for remaining balance after it has been seen and checked out by buyer. |
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