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This is a very straight, very sturdy, 1972 Ford F-100 Sport Custom pickup. The engine is from a 1991 5.0 Mustang but is carbureted. The carburetor is a Quick Fuel 750 on an Edelbrock Performer intake with matching Edelbrock valve covers. It has a 3-speed automatic transmission with column shifter. A lot of work has been put into making this truck run very solid. Lots of new electrical work including a conversion to a GM 1-wire alternator for reliability. New starter, spark plugs, battery, cables, etc. Completely new fuel system including a brand new tank, electronic fuel pump, filters, and high-quality lines. The baby moon wheels are nearly flawless, and the tires are in great shape. The bed has been re-coated with bedliner to protect it from the elements. Needs some minor work such as a new speedometer cable to fix the speedometer, and to have the Ohms lowered on the fuel sending unit to accurately read fuel level (the current one is made for newer vehicles and gives a bad reading so it is kept unplugged). Even though the body is extremely straight with no Bondo ever found, solid floor pans, and a decent paint job, she's no show truck but she will certainly turn heads as a very dependable daily driver. It has been driven nearly every day for the past two years as a short commuter vehicle and as it sits will have no issues what-so-ever as a turnkey pickup ready to drive. This is one of the nicest pickups of this era on the road in the Fort Campbell/Clarksville, TN area and really stands out. Everyone who has seen it is amazed at the great condition it's in for a vehicle that's meant to be driven and not sit in a showroom. Odometer reads 23102, but it has most likely rolled over at least once. Additional pictures can be provided upon request.

The buyer will be required to pay for all transportation and/or shipping costs.

Payment will be accepted in the form of cash (in-person), money order, or bank-issued cashier's check. A bill of sale will be signed by the seller and buyer at the time of purchase and notarized in the state of Tennessee (if requested) and the title delivered to the buyer upon deposit of the payment.

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