1971 Ford Ranchero Squire 351 Cleveland Rare California Car! on 2040-cars
Riverside, California, United States
Up for A NO RESERVE AUCTION!!!!! is One of the best Lookin 71 Squires we have consigned! This beauty is a solid California Ranchero. This car has been stored since in previous owners gararge for a few years . the paint is flashy! Has some touch ups! nicks! The wood grain is WOW! Has a fresh 351 Cleveland 4 v Carb and 1500miles since rebuilt longblock! The transmission was rebuilt as well. Has flowmaster dual exhaust, Car was pretty much restored owner stated!! The attention it will need is a/c/heater not working, as well as the hideaway headlights . Has original radio not working as well! The car runs and drives .Has t/a radials, Magnum 500'S . Must see! low production from Ford! Selling AS IS Miles are not actual!
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