1976 Ford F100 Supercab 2wd ,rebuilt 360 4 Brl And C6 Auto ,9" ,f-100 Super Cab on 2040-cars
Telford, Tennessee, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:360 V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
Interior Color: Tan
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: F-100
Trim: Explorer
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Supercab
Drive Type: 2wd
Mileage: 30,000
Options: CD Player
Exterior Color: Orange
Power Options: Air Conditioning
1976 Ford F100 Supercab Longbed 2wd , Rebuilt 360 and rebuilt C6 with a shift kit and trans cooler , about 30,000 on engine and trans. (installed in 2010 when orig. 390 let go) 58,000 or 158,000 on the truck orig. dont really know but real clean for the age of it , Miles will go up as I drive it everyday , Duals with flo-masters , Edelbrock 4-barrel carb. and air cleaner , New wheels and 235/75/15" tires with about 500 miles on them , 3.00 9" rear , Rear air shocks , New custom tan bench seats and matching dash 2 years ago (1 small hole where drivers leg would be ) , New battery and cables , New starter and solonoid , New alternator , New tune-up , Fresh oil change , New u-joint in rear , New rear brake shoes , Fresh radiator flush , New belts and hoses , New air filter , Tinted windows (older tint so has some scratches), New heater core , Heat blows hot , A/C worked before engine rebuild but was not recharged after motor swap , All lights work , All new lenses , All gauges work , Get in and drive anywhere , It was completly stripped and painted inside and out 5 years ago , Paint has started to show its age so It does have fading on the roof , hood and bedrails , It has some rust in in the cab body around the drip rails and rockers but still is a good looking old truck (get thumbs up all the time) , Frame is 100% and so are the front cab mounts and floorpan , No rust in the inner fenders , radiator support or under the battery !!! , Bed has surface rust from being used but nothing through , Pioneer cd player and new door speakers , Starts right up , Doesnt smoke , Runs and drives great , The front end has had all new bushings and kingpins (including the radius arms) done so it is tight and drives straight with 0 wander.
It has the fold flat rear seat which makes it a flat metal rear deck for carrying items in the truck
Thats all the good so here is the bad if you want to call it that , Needs carpet , headliner (I have the chrome trim) , center driveshaft carrier bearing makes noise (didnt here it before the carpet was removed) , 1 side of the taigate doesnt release (I use a screwdriver to pop the release button) to open , 1 small oil drip overnight (narrowed it down to the valve covers seeping a little)
Call or txt 423 557 3632 for a test drive
It is 36 years old so no warranty is expressed or implied and is being sold as is.
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