1975 Ford F-100 F100 Truck 4x4 on 2040-cars
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1975 Ford F-100 Truck
This is a solid truck that was built over time. It rides smooth and only has under 1000 miles on the new drive train. I will list all that was done, please email any questions. The battery is low from sitting but starts right up with a jumper. Tires are almost in new condition. I have the rear bumper its just not installed on the car. I have chosen to do a no reserve action, so do not bid unless you are serious about buy the truck. Who ever buys this truck will be extremely luck since it was built with a lot of love. Deposit due within 24 hrs of winning bid and payment within 7 days. Engine:
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