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1969 Ford F100, F-100 Pickup Truck on 2040-cars

US $2,950.00
Year:1969 Mileage:92065
Location:

Yuma, Arizona, United States

Yuma, Arizona, United States

1969 Ford F-100, F100

I purchase many pickups for my personal use and restoration that I connect with from my past. In searching for pickups I find many that are not what I'm looking for but may be for someone else and I will rescue it. I like to provide pickups that you may have a special connection to and are good candidates for restoration or turn into a driver as is. You always her about the special addition muscle car that has been in the family for life or was rediscovered. I realize that is not the case for most of us. I like pickups and many of us have a connection to all kinds of models and types.  I do not paint up, cover up or try to hide any defects. My intention is to disclose condition and provide you with a good southwest pickup.

This specific truck:

General: V8 360, Automatic, long bed, Power steering, very original, good tires and wheels but not OEM, runs and drives, idles smooth but rough above idle spits and runs rough, a layer of oil on engine and undercarriage left in place, right door latches good, drivers lath needs work, clear and current registration/title, Mileage showing is 92,065 but total actual mileage is not known, by condition it looks to be origional mileage or been around once but this is just a guess,  this is not a drive to work tomorrow truck it’s a restoration starter or a needs TLC project and make into a driver.

Body: Mostly all original paint as can be seen from the patina, looks like some minor body work to the right front many years back, Minor rust- see photo on one location under passenger door back of cab area, bed is extremely non-beat up, one dimple at top of tailgate, minor damage around the truck right rear bed, front left fender, hood and other small areas, lower trims in good shape upper trims rough, glass looks good.

I work with shipping companies often and can provide good clear communication. I do not advise on whom to use but work with them after you make arrangements if the truck is being shipped.

I can trailer the truck within 200 miles of area code 85367 for an additional fee depending on distance.

Please do not submit questions asking for the reserve price they will not be responded to. I try to buy and sell trucks at a fair price.

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