1976 Ford F-100 Pickup,truck, 44,500 Actual Miles on 2040-cars
Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States
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This is a 1976 F-100 Ford pickup, in its original condition. It has 44,500 original miles. It was stored in an airplane hanger for over 20 years. The tires were new when stored, and still have all of the tread. The truck engine was gone through recently, and all hoses, rubber gaskets etc were replaced. The points and plugs are also new, and the truck looks like it just came out of a show room. It is a real collectors item. The brakes have been gone over, replaced and adjusted. The transmission is in great condition. Buyer must pickup in Chattanooga with cash, or make other arrangements.
On May-18-14 at 12:31:19 PDT, seller added the following information: There is no rust on the vehicle at all. It has NOT been on display at any Truck or Auto shows. It has been garaged here in Chattanooga. There is an AM/FM/ Radio and Cassette player in the truck. There is also a red and white camper top that is included in the sale. You can see it in the pictures of the truck at the rear. |
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