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Ford F150 Custom LWB

The Truck Is a Two owner purchased by me several months ago from a Lady who's husband passed. The truck has sat for a few years with no attention when i found it and purchased.

At the time of purchase I was told that the last time the truck had been driven the Radiator had burst and the truck towed to a repair shop where a new one was installed. It then sat

for a while when one of the gentleman's kid went to use the truck and the carb starting leaking gas and it didn't move until I purchased it. I had the Carb rebuilt, new hoses and belt,

plugs and wires, dual exhaust with Magnaflow mufflers, all new door and window trim so it's tight, new gas tank, fill and vent hose, sending unit. rims and tires, battery, glove box liner, radio and speakers,

rear tail light assembly and bulbs along with all fluids changed.

Everything on this truck works with the exception of the A/c and that is one thing I have yet to tackle. It has been repainted and the paint job is what it is and there is rust in the normal

'73 places. I also have the factory steel wheels and dog dishes with whitewall tires, a tool box that was on when i purchased it along with the factory radio and a set of shackles for the

rear that i have not installed that were purchased to level the truck.

The truck runs and drives down the road at what ever speed you want to go, it's easy to drive and dependable in getting you there. The Rim/tire package was purchased from

Discount Tire Direct at 1100.00 they only have about 400 miles on them the tires on the Steelies have tread but not sure how old they are. you will see current pictures of the

truck and pictures of the truck when i purchased at the ladies home with the steelies and whitewalls along with the the toolbox. This truck would make a great First Project,

first vehicle, great farm truck or something that would get you around if your a doomsday prepper that thinks todays electronics will be compromised.

Email me with any questions.

On Feb-09-14 at 06:14:09 PST, seller added the following information:

*******NOTE TO BE CLEAR WINNER WILL GET BOTH SETS OF TIRES AND WHEELS........ALSO I FORGOT TO LIST THAT I DO HAVE THE STOCK AIR CLEANER THAT WILL GO WITH THE TRUCK********

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