Ford 1972 F350 Dually Flat Bed Rust Free Truck 390 Automatic Transmission Power on 2040-cars
Amana, Iowa, United States
Body Type:Flatbed Truck
Engine:390
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Owner
Interior Color: Bronze
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: F-350
Trim: Sport Custom
Drive Type: 2 Wheel
Mileage: 100,000
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Bronze
- In this auction, I have a 1972 F350 Flatbed truck. This truck originally came from Ford with a camper on it. Camper is long gone. Someone converted it to a flat bed as you can see. This truck is from Iowa but since it had a camper on it, it was only driven in summer months. It is absolutely rust free. The only rust I can find in it is the battery tray. It is a 390 2 V Automatic transmission C6 power steering, power brakes, truck did have add on air conditioning but has been removed. It has west coast mirrors, excellent seat, interior is excellent except dash pad. Currently has rod through floor connected to transmission but I have repaired the steering column and all that needs done is shift rod from column to transmission to be installed. This truck did run when I got it. I drove it to my shop a couple of times, ran fine and shifted fine. Carburetor could use kit though. Sitting outside in the woods at my house, the squirrels have been chewing on wiring under hood. I have managed to keep the mice out of the cab, though. This would make someone and excellent project. I just cannot provide a good home for it. I have too many trucks already. I have tons of parts for 1967 to 1972 Ford trucks. It does need full exhaust and exhaust manifold leaks fixed. If the buyer uses buy it now, I will get this truck running again, otherwise, it needs trailered. Sold as is. Please ask questions or CALL ME 319-721-2208. Nothing in the back of the truck go with it.
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