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954 Ford F100 Shortbed V8 Auto P/s P/b Classicr Hotrod Old School Kool Rod F1 on 2040-cars

US $19,500.00
Year:1954 Mileage:18586
Location:

San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States

  
   
 
 
                        
 
 
 
Here is a really Nice Rock Solid So. California pickup Truck.  Perfect for Cruising to the Shows, Home Depot Runs, or Company Truck with your Logo's on the Doors.
 
1954 Ford F-100 Shortbed with 350 v8 engine and 350 auto transmission. Runs and shifts well.
 
Engine is low mileage Chevy 350 with Edelbrock Carburetor and Intake manifold. Hi Flow Aluminum Water Pump and Aluminum Radiator with fan to keep things Kool.
 
Sounds Good with Dual Exhaust  and Pipes  running all the way back.  
 
Low miles on the 350 Automatic transmission. Shifts Smooth.
 
Camaro Front Clip so it has Power Steering and Power Disc Brakes. Independent  Suspension makes for Comfortable Ride and Handling.
 
Biggies and Littles. Tires mounted on Chrome Wheels for the Old School California Rake Look.
 
Body in very nice condition with Solid Floors, Doors, Cab Corners, Roof Rails, Running Boards, and Mounts.
 
Red Paint looks great . Not Show but Shiny.
 
Gray Interior Very Clean with Bench Seat and new Carpet Kit. Uncut Dash. Full Set of Aftermarket Gauges. 
 
Tilt Wheel.
 
All Windows in good condition.
 
Has Heater and Wipers .
 
Bed Wood is T 111 and looks nice in this Kool Pickup.
 
Ask questions. I did not build this truck but I can get you answers. Sold As Is with No warranty expressed or implied. Actual Mileage unknown. Display Plate Does Not Convey. Current Plates do.
 
License Current with Clear Clean California Title. VIN Matches Title making it much easier for you guys out of country to import.
 
I SELL WORLDWIDE. And will assist your shipper.
 
I Reserve the right to end the Auction Early for a Reasonable Offer.
 
Thank you for looking .
 
  Buy It Now, or Make an Offer.

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