1958 Ford F-100 Pickup Truck Drives & Stops on 2040-cars
Goodland, Kansas, United States
Engine:6 Cylinder
Drive Type: 3 speed
Make: Ford
Mileage: 999,999
Model: F-100
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: Pickup Truck
1958 ford f100 short bed flare side pickup. This was a barn find in Kansas. It needs the trim for the headlight and taillights. Turn signals and wipers. Would make a great rat rod or restorer. The floor of the bed is not bad, and the sides are very structurally sound. Cab floors has the normal rust. Seat is in the pickup, frame and padding is not to bad, just need to be recovered. Straight six motor that runs very well but smokes.Transmission and clutch works good. Runs and drives tires are bad. Has new carb kit, clutch master and new brake master, and new wheel cylenders all the way around. The trucks windshield is not broke. Paint is very rought needs door hing pins, hood opens hard, driver door catches on front fender. The body of the bed is very solid. Please look at the photos and message for any other questions. Sold as is you come and get it. Remember this truck is not a show truck it needs work on every corner. (CLEAR KANSAS TITLE) Put tires on this truck and drive it around town while you work on it. Thanks for looking.
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