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1951 Ford F100 F100 350 Sbc Classis Hotrod Lowrider Restomod Lowrod Dropped Ss on 2040-cars

US $24,999.00
Year:1951 Mileage:100000
Location:

Calexico, California, United States

Calexico, California, United States

 Up for sale is my 1951 ford F100

Lets start with the paint, the truck just got painted at a local body shop. The paint is about a 8 and I am hopping it will be more like a 9 when it gets wet sanded and buffed. The bumpers are new and they were installed close to the body to give the truck a clean look. the grill has been re chromed and the trim polished. All the glass is in good condition. The truck has new tires on the 15 inch aluminum wheels. The wheels are used and are not in perfect condition, still in good condition for a daily driver.

The interior of the truck is fresh with new carpet, floor mats, kick panels with speakers, door panels, head liner, visors and bucket seats. The steering column is a GM model, and the steering wheel is aluminum with a wood grain looking wheel. The truck does have a cd player and speakers that work. The cd player probably needs service because sometimes the cd gets stuck.

The bed of the truck was sprayed with Linex and has hidden hinges. The truck has a GM front clip and GM rear differential. This truck has a 350 engine that came off a 1985 Corvette, the truck runs good and strong. The truck also has a automatic transmission that shifts good.  The truck has power steering, front disc brakes and Air Conditioning that will turn you into a snowman. The engine has a black Chevrolet dress up kit and new MSD wires. The engine also has serpentine belt. Not to much chrome under the hood but still looks nice...

This is a good old truck with a lot of modern upgrades and is ready for you to take for a cruse or take it to the local car show. This truck runs good, but still I cant guarantee it will run this good for ever. With this said you are encourage to come and see, take to a mechanic or do anything else you need to, before you purchase the truck. The truck is being sold AS-IS with no warranty. Buyer is responsible for shipping or pick up of vehicle. If you have any questions call me at 7605624198.

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