1968 Ford F100 Flareside (stepside), Runs, Drives, And Stops Like It Should on 2040-cars
Jonesborough, Tennessee, United States
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1968 Ford F100 Flareside (Stepside), runs,
drives, and stops like it should. This
is not a show truck but a great daily driver.
I have a clear Tennessee Title.
Has a 6 cylinder 240 engine with a 3 speed transmission. The truck has recently been painted the
original color of Skyview Blue. Whoever
did the painting and body work did a very good job, but I don’t think it was
done by a professional. The glass is all
good except for a couple of stone chips and a small scratch. I have not found any serious rust. Tires are good, all the lights and turn
signals work, AM/FM radio works, the gauges seem to be accurate, the seat is in
good condition, and the horn works. The
interior needs to be painted and restored.
Could use new rubber. I received almost a 1/2 gallon of the Skyview
Blue paint that will go with the truck.
I found a tailgate that will go with the truck. You can see by the picture that it needs
work. Also included in the sale are
Volume’s 1, 2, and 3 of the Shop Manuals, Body Assembly Manual, Wiring Diagram,
and the original Owner’s Manual. This truck is in great shape for its
age. There is No Warranty expressed or
implied. The millage has rolled over and is unknown. The truck is sold as is, and it
is for sale locally, so I reserve the right to cancel early. Shipping arrangements and payment is the
buyer’s responsibility. I will assist in
loading. $500 Paypal non-refundable
deposit is due within 24 hours of the end of sale, with the remaining balance
due within 7 days via cash or bank check.
Check must clear before pick up. The truck is located in eastern Tennessee. You are more than welcome to come and inspect the truck before making a reasonable offer. Thank You |
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