Awesome 1958 Ford F100 Body on 2040-cars
Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
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Rust free 1958 Ford F100 body. I see no rust, nor can I see that there has been bodywork done. The motor, drive train, front axle and rear differential have been removed, so its the body only for sale. There is a frame under it now but it is not a 58 frame. I was going to use this body on another 58 project but have since decided to sell that project. Please look for a future Ebay listing if interested in a running, driveable 58 F100, big back window truck.
CONDITION: As I stated, no rust, straight body (stored inside the past 20 years so I was told). Paint is not show quality but good driver quality. Right side glass is cracked as is the left vent. Windshield has a "bullseye" on right side, no linear cracking. The rest of the glass is good. The interior is complete, minus steering column and wheel and headliner. I don't think the seat is original, gas tank has been moved to under the bed, rear frame and an extra tank is included. Hood appears to be from a 59 but is in good condition. I have the grill and its condition is driver quality. Please ask questions and if you need more pictures, let me know with an email address to send them to. Sold as is where is. Any shipping is your responsibility. NO TITLE (Ebay won't let me list that), bill of sale only. As an FYI, the truck is no longer on the trailer and no longer in the snow as you see in the pictures but tucked away in my garage. |
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