1970 F100 Great Resto Or Shop Truck Project ! on 2040-cars
Hartselle, Alabama, United States
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1970 f100 really straight body worst rust is drivers floor needs panel the passenger floor has some smaller holes either patch or replace bed has diamond plate tacked over the original bed looking from the bottom all I saw was a few pin holes at the front driver side I was gonna take it off and see just never got around to it small hole on passenger inner fender beside battery and tailgate post on passenger side has hole at the bottom. Now with that said it is a really straight old truck was driven until last summer when a steering coupler broke and I have replaced it but haven't try to crank it because the brakes need work as we'll. isn't locked up and has a c6 auto. Would definately make an awesome truck if you have anymore questions I would be happy to answer them and it does only come with an Alabama bill of sale, because we don't have to title cars pre 75
On Jan-13-14 at 18:04:51 PST, seller added the following information: I wanted to add when you look at the body do this truck it's got flaky paint but you don't see bondo falling off of any of the body panels it's really straight and would be a great restoration project and if you have any questions you can call me at 256 566 7399 Matt On Jan-14-14 at 06:13:27 PST, seller added the following information: It is a short wheelbase truck Truck is being relisted thanks to a false bidder..... But the good news is I replaced the points condenser and coil and it runs good still needs some more work before drivable but great start! |
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