1978 Ford F-150 on 2040-cars
Bend, Oregon, United States
Engine:351m
Drive Type: 4x4
Make: Ford
Mileage: 82,210
Model: F-150
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: pickup
THIS IS A 1978 FORD F-150 LARIAT 4X4 AUTOMATIC WITH A 351M MOTOR RUNS STRONG AND DRIVES GOOD DOWN THE ROAD. WAS BODY WORKED AND PAINTED ABOUT TWENTY YEARS AGO AND STILL LOOKS GOOD THERE IS SOME DOOR DINGS AND CHIPS IN THE PAINT HERE AND THERE ITS NOT PERFECT, THERE IS A CRACK IN THE BONDO ON THE PASSENGER SIDE OF THE BED SEE PICTURE, ALL THE GLASS IS IN GOOD SHAPE. HAS A 4 INCH LIFT WITH 35 INCH BFG ALL TERAIN TIRES, HAS NEW CARPET KIT, NEW WINDOW CHANNELS, NEW SPRAY IN BED LINER, SEAT HAS BEEN RECOVERED AND STILL LOOKS GOOD NO RIPS, HEAD LINER IN GOOD SHAPE, DUEL FLOW MASTER EXHUAST. THE ONLY RUST I FOUND WAS ON THE FLOOR BOARDS THE OLD CARPET HAD BEEN WET FOR SO LONG. I WIRE WHEELED IT CLEAN TREATED IT WITH RUST STOP AND PAINTED IT LOOKS GOOD SEE PICTURE. THE DOOR PANELS HAVE BEEN CHANGED AND THE INSTRAMENT CLUSTER HAS BEEN CHANGED ALSO. THIS IS A REAL NICE PICKUP FOR ITS AGE AND LOOKS REAL NICE. I WILL REQUIRE A DEPOSIT OF $500.00 DOLLORS AT THE END OF THE AUTION THREW PAYPAL THANKS FOR LOOKING. ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE CALL RON 541-480-4308
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