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1977 Ford Ranchero on 2040-cars
US $4,200.00
Year:1977
Mileage:125080
Location:
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Selling my 1977 Ford Ranchero I had this stored in my Vacation Home up north in Wisconsin. Rebuilt Automatic Transmission about 2 years ago. Engine 351Winsor was rebuilt about 4 years ago. Less than 14,000 miles on it maybe. Needs rust repair but IS a PROJECT CAR. Engine will start and Car will Lot drive is a better accurate description. Needs Fuel Tank drained and cleaned with fresh fuel Will need paint and upholstery work also. They all do. Excellent Driver while you fix and use the car as is. |
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