1972 Ford F100 on 2040-cars
Hattiesburg, Mississippi, United States
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1972 Ford F100 in great condition. Mississippi owned. There is no rust. A fresh paint job and bed liner two weeks old. The paint shop informed me that the truck had to have been restored at some point to be in the condition that it was. It's not flawless, but it is a professional job. The truck has never been wrecked. All electronics work as they should. The 302 is strong and the tranny shifts great. The doors open and close with the tender push of two fingers. Mag rims and tires have 90% tread life. There are no rips in the seats nor dash. The PA, CB, and Hooga horn work perfectly. Custom pipes.There is an after market radio. It is nothing to brag about. Everything is stock on this truck. 108,000 original miles. The truck cranks right up with only two pumps of the gas. There isn't any oil leaks and the oil gauge reflects this. This truck belonged to my 85 year old neighbor, Tom. His wife was fearful of him driving it anymore after his knees went out. He pampered this truck and would have never sold it, without his wife's persistence. I equally love this truck and have had so much fun in it. It is by far the most reliable vehicle that I have ever owned. I would trust you could drive this truck across country as I have made a 700 mile trip from (Mississippi to Atlanta) I am listing it on ebay because I can not watch somebody else driving it in my town without wanting it back. The price is 11K obo. Shipping is the buyer's responsibility, however, I can transport the truck up to 200 miles for you, just pay for the gas. I reserve the right to end this auction at any time. Any questions please feel free to ask. |
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