67 Ford F100 Custom Cab on 2040-cars
Clanton, Alabama, United States
1967 ford , just had heads comletey rebuilt , new stainless valves new seats , new guides new seals , new exaust manifolds , new plugs new plug wires , new distributer cap , new starter new siliniod , new altenater new voltage regulater , new battery , rebuilt the carburater , new fuel pump , new radiator, flushed fuel system , flushed brake system rebuilt wheel cylinders rebuilt master cylinder replaced a couple of brake lines , and a few other things i am probably missing the truck has a 352 v8 it fires right up and runs really good ,it has the original motor and mx auto trans the truck has 80 somethin original miles on it the truck has solid floors and a solid truck bed the doors open and close like new , the doors have a little rust but not bad , the hood is the worst part of the whole truck , all the lights work ,the wipers work just needs new blades heater blower works the gas gauge works the temp gauge was checked by a mechanic and is good just needs temp sendiing unit on intake this truck is almost 47 years old it is not perfect but really nice for its age it is very restorable from this point , i have some of the paper work showing where it was bought new in clanton al . by a woman , the truck is still an al . truck and will be sold with a bill of sale it is for sale or trade localy and i reserve to end the auction at any time . i am sure i missed something if you have questions call 2o5 389 1324 or respond thru ebay ...............thanks for looking ang good luck.
On Mar-25-14 at 21:16:15 PDT, seller added the following information: Sorry for the misprint the truck has 80141.9 original miles on it . |
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