1976 Ford F100 Ranger Xlt on 2040-cars
Clifton, Texas, United States
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1976 Ford F100 XLT - Excellent unrestored original condition with 44587 original miles!! The mileage was confirmed by the previous owner and was confirmed on the title that he signed.
You will have a very hard time finding another truck with these low miles and in this condition. There is NO rust or body damage. It was stored inside all of it's life and it shows. It drives and handles very well at 70 mph. 1. 302 - does not smoke, starts and runs very well 2. New 500 cfm Holley carb with a manual choke. The original carb will be included. 3. All of the factory emission items are on the engine and work. No modifications or removal of any factory installed items has been done. 4. Factory AC - new compressor - cools very well 5. Automatic transmission - shifts and operates properly 6. Power disc front brakes 7. New P235 75 R15 Goodyear Wrangler tires - less than 100 miles 8. Interior looks new - seats and carpet - no staining or fading - there is 1 small spot on the driver side of the vinyl on the seat. The chrome trim on the seat back is broken - piece is included - see pictures 9. retractable seat belts work properly 10. Steering wheel is not cracked. 11. All gauges, dash lights, and horn work properly 12. All exterior lights work properly 13. The paint shines very well and looks very nice for a truck that has not been restored. See pictures of areas noted below. A. There was a camper top on this truck and there are a couple of scratches and chips on the bed caps. B. There are 2 VERY small dents on the hood - about the size of your small finger. C. There is an area on the RH front of the top that appears to have been painted in the past. 14. Chrome trim is in very good condition. - 1 very small dent in the RH tailgate chrome trim 15. AM/FM 8 track tape player. The speaker volume is low and they could be replaced. I have not tried the 8 track. 16. Headliner and visors are not torn or sagging. 17. Bed area is in very good condition with an older style bed mat and tailgate protector 18. Tailgate is not bent or damaged 19. Rear step bumper - no dents 20. Chrome front bumper with bumperettes - no dents or flaking chrome 21. Grill is in excellent condition with no dents 22. Door panels, arm rests and pockets are in perfect condition with no cracks, rips, tears, or sagging. 23. All glass is good, no chips in the windshield, the door and vent windows open and close properly 24. All weatherstripping is in like new condition. The glass run channels, felts, vent window seals, front and rear glass, and door seals are not cracked or weathered. This is a very nice driver or would be a very easy restoration. It was the best Ford pickup you could buy in 1976. I have done my best to describe the truck as I see it. Al funds will clear the bank before the truck and title are released. No personal checks or money orders. It is the buyers responsibility to determine the exact condition. NO WARRANTY IS EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. This v |
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