1976 Ford F100 Ranger Super Cab on 2040-cars
Canton, Michigan, United States
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This is a very nice older truck. It is Black on Black with a new Black Tonneau Cover, which covers a custom Oak Floor in the bed. It has the Super Cab (Extended cab). I bought this truck in 2012 as a retirement truck. Since buying it I have had the engine rebuilt, installed a 4 barrel Holley Carb, put all new parts under the hood (radiator, alternator, battery, electric ignition system, oli and water pump, etc.) I had the suspension reworked, front end aligned, and a new gear box installed. I had Flow Master mufflers installed. It has very good, almost new, raised white letter tires mounted on factory stainless steel (not 100% sure of that, if not they are chrome) rims. Much, much more! I have receipts for everything I have bought for it. As of now, I have almost $9000 in the truck. You could buy it and drive it anywhere, even cross-country, it is that ready. The reason I am selling it is, I am spoiled and I decided to buy a new F150, and I don't need 2 trucks. It's that simple. I would like this truck to go to someone who can appreciate it and enjoy it. It always gets a thumbs-up from people who see it. To my knowledge, other than the minor paint bubbling, there is absolutely nothing wrong with this truck.
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