1965 Ford Econoline Pickup (( Real Barn Find)) Cheap !!! on 2040-cars
Russellville, Alabama, United States
I know.the tag says 1963 but after my research it is a 1965. This was truly found in a barn where it had been setting for who only knows how long. I did unstick the brakes. Got it running and check to make.sure it drove and had all gears. It is a three on the tree and had the big inline 6. Very neat little truck and also my research turned up that these trucks rust in the spot you see. Low reserve. And so everyone knows this vehicle does not have a title only tag receipt and registration. Alabama will not issue a title for it. It will be sold with up to date registration to me and a notorized bill of sale. Dont miss this driver. You can call 2567025852 with any questions.
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