1968 Ford Ranchero 500 5.0l on 2040-cars
Santa Cruz, California, United States
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1968 ford ranchero. Has 302, power steering, power brakes, dealer installed under dash A/C (blower works, but makes a racket, compressor is there and is not frozen). This car was my daily driver, till I started to take the interior apart and get the car ready for paint. To get it driver worthy I installed all new front brakes including; drums, lug studs, bearings, wheel cylinders, hardware, flex hoses, shoes and master cylinder. New monroe air shock were added to the rear. Engine starts up every time, and runs good, but blows some blue smoke on start up, transmission shifts great. Body is very solid, minimal rust, but has an old repair on the passenger quarter panel, panel is solid, but need to be reworked. Needs floor pans, no huge holes, but it needs them.Basically, don't have time for this project, but i do have about 90% of new interior parts that will come with it, only things that are missing are new door panels, and the bench seat needs to be recovered. Car can be a driver again with minimal work, it drove fine until i parked it for restoring. Shell is included in the sale. Thanks for looking and good luck!
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