1955 1956 Ford F100 Trucks No Reserve Both on 2040-cars
Sylacauga, Alabama, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: V8
Model: F-100
Mileage: 0
Trim: STANDARD
i have two trucks i am selling the red one is a 1955 non running truck it has the original motor in bed of it torn down block is good transmission is a three speed on column still in it ,this is agood project the frame has been blasted and coated the body is just sitting on frame not bolted down.cab has few rust in floorboards bed is solid and in great shape,THE OTHER TRUCK IS A 1956 COMES WITH A THREE SPEED TRANSMISSION NOT IN TRUCK BUT I HAVE THEM BASICALLY IT IS A PARTS TRUCK FOR THE 1955 I WILL NOT SHIP THESE YOU WILL NEED TO PICK THEM UP I AM IN SYLACAUGA AL 35150 AND THERE WILL BE A 500.00 DEPOSIT 24 HOURS AFTER THE END OF AUCTION THIS ARE PROJECT TRUCK WITH GOOD POTENTIAL SO THAT SAID PLEASE PLEASE LOOK AT THE PICTURES THIS IS MY PHONE NUMBER IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS 256 872 4070 this is a auction for both trucks 1955 is the red one And 56 is the white one
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