Ford F-100 Custom, Esso Shop Truck, Patina, 302 on 2040-cars
Columbia, South Carolina, United States
1972 Ford F-100 ESSO Shop Truck"Put A Tiger In Your Tank" This is a very reliable truck. The truck can be driven daily and handles Interstate Highways with ease. The truck has an excellent patina and turns heads everywhere where you go. This would make a great addition to any collection whether for nostalgia or to use as a driver. The exterior (Mallard Green) is still mostly original with subtle imperfections from its age, but the imperfections in the exterior is what makes this truck appeal to most. The bed is original and very solid but does have surface rust and few dents from use. The tail-gate does have one tiny rust hole in the exterior of the lower right hand corner. The only other through rust i have seen is a tiny pin hole in the lower corners of the door. The interior sheet metal was painted red at some point, and the seat cover is free from tears. The truck has new brakes (that work extremely well) and a new clutch. The tires are still in like new condition. All exterior lights work as they should. The 302 2v runs smooth, fires immediately, and idles with ease.
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