1973 Ford F100 Ranger Xlt Nice Looking Solid Truck on 2040-cars
High Point, North Carolina, United States
I have a 1973 Ford F100 for sale. This is not a show truck
but runs great and can turn heads from 20 feet. It would not take much
work to get it there. The motor is a fairly built 302 with mild cam
mated to a C6. It has full exhaust and sounds very mean. The tires are
almost brand new. The interior needs some love but isn't to bad. The pictures are not take wet, it looks really good from 0 feet but up close there are lots of small marks and blemishes. The truck runs great and has electric fans so doesn't have heating issues even in traffic. The previous owner put a CD player in but only 1 speaker. It could use inside door panels and carpet or flooring of some sorts. I would deliver withing 250 miles of Greensboro NC if you pay for gas. I have a video of the truck running please email me for the link as you can not longer post them on ebay This along with pictures where taken today. If you have any questions please email me at jthomas002@gmail.com
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