1970 F100 on 2040-cars
Villa Rica, Georgia, United States
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You are bidding on a 1970 F100 Long bed at NO RESERVE 302 / 3 speed on the column Runs like a new truck, transmission shifts in gears smoothly Body is nearly rust free, worst part of the truck is where someone had fixed the bottom of the drivers fender and the plastic has cracked (not easily noticed unless you are close to truck). Inside of bed, floors(drivers side has a pin size hole shown in pictures), cab corners, bottom of door, inner fenders, mounts and hood are all rust free. Passenger side door does have a dent at the bottom where the previous owners wife backed into the truck, this is not as bad as pictures make it seem and is only the door, NOT the rocker panel. Paint looks pretty good, does have a few chips and fading paint **YES the drivers side window was partial rolled down at the time the pictures were taken. YES it rolls up and down like it should.** Brand new smoothies with nearly new tires Previous owner had recently changed the clutch and shocks New tach mounted to steering column. New water, Oil pressure and volt meter All Lights, wipers, speedometer, dome light, hazards all work as they should Truck is sold with a bill of sale as the state of Georgia did not have title in the 1970's If you have any questions, would like additional pictures or would like to come look at this beautiful truck please contact our office at 678-952-6200. We are here to help you bid with confidence! |
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