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1956 Ford F-100 429 Big Block C-6 Automatic
Here is a Great opportunity to get started with one nice builder. The F-100 is powered by a 429 Ford Big Block with C-6 automatic transmission. Truck has been sitting for a few years but still runs and drives very well. Truck needs paint and interior. The Ford is being sold As IS with no warranty expressed written or implied. Inspections are encouraged. So bid fast and enjoy the ride The reserve is so low there really isnt any need to ask, just Bid Now for the fun stuff; All questions regarding this vehicle will be answered by the owner of the vehicle. There are two convenient ways to contact us; email us at rick@classiccarmarketing.net or give us a call at 619 972 7073. Please remember, all questions will be sent to the vehicles owner to be answered. The reserve is set very low, so bid fast, have fun and enjoy the ride . This vehicle is being offered as is, whereas with no warranty, expressed, written or implied. The seller shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defects herein, and makes no warranty in connection therewith. Any inspections are to be done prior to close of auction. Classic Car Marketing, Inc. (herein referred to as CCM) recommends that an inspection be done prior to the purchase of any vehicle anytime, anywhere, and although CCM does their best in providing accurate descriptions of all vehicles advertised, every vehicle offered for sale by our client is the sole responsibility of the client and all descriptions have been provided by the vehicles owner. CCM and its Officers assume no responsibility for any information that the client provides, or actual condition of any vehicle advertised. CCM acts only an advertising venue and does not negotiate, represent, or offer for sale. Some photos may be provided by our clients. CCM has made every reasonable effort to disclose any known defects associated with this vehicle, but assumes no responsibility as to actual condition of vehicle, all information has been provided by the owner of the vehicle. Payment to be made through wire transfer or certified funds; vehicle will not be released until funds are received and verified by owner. Vehicle must be paid in full within 5 days of close of auction. This listing is available locally and owner has reserved the right to end auction without notice. Buyer is responsible for transportation of vehicle and vehicle must be picked up within 14 days of close of auction unless prior arrangements are made. Good Luck and Happy Bidding
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The next-generation wearable will be your car
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