1956 F100 56 F 100 Short Bed Stepside V8 3speed Ford Pu on 2040-cars
Pelzer, South Carolina, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:V8 272
Drive Type: MANUAL
Make: Ford
Mileage: 0
Model: F-100
Trim: SHORT BED
This truck needs a complete restore with metal work/replacement nothing hidden with this truck it is all apart so no surprises down the road like non matching vin numbers or hidden under paint/primer rust/damage which is common for these older trucks. Here are 100 pics http://imageshack.us/g/1/9940036/ If you go to the picture link *click on the first pic then after it expands click it again and it will show arrows so you can get through them faster.I have a clear and signed SC title that was issued 12/18/12 to the person I bought it from, SC DMV requires 120 days between title transfers on out of state vehicles or I would have had it transferred. What you see in the pics(plus not pictured a disassembled carburetor and rear brake backing plates) is all that I have . The the drive train is (272+3spd o/d) you can still see some of the yellow and the *matching vin is visible on frame, the motor will only turn left/right a couple inches it has a bottom end issue ? The pinch welds and surrounding area for the glass front and back are in unbelievably excellent condition it is the usual floor areas that need work for which all the metal is available. There is some small through holes around the roof rail but not to bad. I bought this from a guy who got as you see it on the trailer he then disassembled and stripped off the cab paint with the intentions of a full restore. So now you know as much as I do about this truck. This truck has a SC state title not a bill of sale. Bill of sale is another way of saying "parts vehicle" if your looking to do a custom build the odds of and cost of titling a bill of sale vehicle for the average person are not good.
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