Custom 1969 Ford F100 Extra Short Bed Truck 302 on 2040-cars
San Jose, California, United States
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302 engine Truck is great in great shape inside and out and is mechanically sound. Upgraded Crown Victoria suspension front and rear with disc brakes all around. Slight rust on floor panel (see pictures) Sold as is, no warranties or refunds. Buyer assumes all responsibility from the moment auction ends. Buyer is responsible for Shipping or pick up. Located in San Jose, California. NO trades of any kind. NO scams and no PayPal. Call or text with questions 408-903-3201 ***No international shipping or bidding without prior arrangement with seller. No PayPal at all. Buyer is responsible to make a $2000 deposit after end of auction to seller via wire transfer only from bank to bank, no checks or money orders. Remainder of funds due 48 hours after auction end via wire transfer from bank to bank. Buyer must contact seller immediately after auction end for payment arrangements and payment instructions. If payment or instructions are not followed or made, Seller reserves the right to cancel transaction and report will be made with Ebay*** ***Buyer is responsible for pick up or shipping*** ***NO trades, NO scammers, NO paypal*** ***Seller reserves the right to end auction early as truck is listed in other local forums and sales sites***
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