Ford Pickup With Cummins Engine on 2040-cars
Yaphank, New York, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:12v cummins
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Diesel
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 6
Make: Ford
Model: F-100
Trim: xl
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Regular Cab
Drive Type: 4 wheel drive
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
Mileage: 118,000
Sub Model: f100
Exterior Color: Brown
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: Brown
here is my 1972 ford f100 that started out as a two wheel drive truck,i had bought it from someone 10 yrs ago who mounted on a 76 high boy frame...I then built it up from there...I had boxed the front frame and add power steering box from a 79 f350,also I put in a dana 60 front and back...both rebuilt with 4.56 gears..the back rear has a locker posi in it...the suspension was all redone new skyjacker 6 inch lift...everything is done it drives real straight and tight..there is 39 x 18 super swampers on 16.5x 14 weld typoon rims.I reupholstered the interior with black button tuck...new carpet.,weatherstripping,door channels, locks ext..this truck does not rattle going down the road.the body is in good shape it does have rust but it is not a rust bucket at all and worth fixin is original paint with a couple of touch ups here and there but not bad for 41 yrs old...a good cleaning and waxing and it the paint shines right back up....as far as the drivetrain..i have put a 1995 12v cummins that is bone stock with 150000,miles on it out of a wrecked truck I got from a customer...i put a fordcummins adapter plate and mounted a c6 automatic in it with a married np205 cast iron transfer case to it...the bad the transmission stop going into gear,sometimes it will sometimes it wont was told it has a pump problem..if I was going to keep it I probably would find another dodge tranni out of a 2 wheel drive and the add a divorced transfer case which I do have to give with buyer...the truck runs awesome.but will not move on its own power cause the tranni will not engage...i put dual batterys in it.too..i just have run out of time ..I have to much going on with my business plus I have to many projects and I kinda have lost my love for it...so I want to sell it instead of watching another yr go by and not use it..please do not low ball me I have a lot of money in it and what im asking is more then fair you could not build it for that...remember I am selling this truck `` As Is `` condition remember that all sales are final with no warranty. Please do not bid if you do not have the cash on hand as I will not hold it and I offer no shipping. Pick up is sole responsibility of the buyer. feel free to come look at it and hear it run before bidding,plus feel free to email me with questions...thanks
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