1956 Ford F100 Pickup With Factory 3-speed Overdrive O/d With Tx Title 345 F-100 on 2040-cars
Weatherford, Texas, United States
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1956 FORD F-100 PICKUP w/ FACTORY 3-SPEED OVERDRIVE All Original and Complete, Limited Production 3-speed Overdrive Pickup with Custom Cab Option. Rust from moisture in the usual places in the cab and hood but with a virtually rust-free floor and chassis due to undercoating. Front Fenders have cut-backs. Very Restorable. Meadow Mist Green (G-code). I have removed the floor mat, firewall pad, and seat upholstery to clean accumulation and prevent rust. Original Transmission Cover, Heater Unit and all parts removed for this purpose are included. Radio and speaker were missing when I got it. I suspect that the 272-2V might run if soaked and serviced, but I have made no attempt to do so, so I cannot guarantee. No keys are available. Windshield is cracked. Transferable Bonded TX Title in my name that matches the VIN plate number. Sold as is, where is. Shipping for additional fee on flatbed trailer within 300 miles upon request. For Sale locally and by other mediums, so I reserve the right to end this listing. Call for questions and inspection - 8174015558 |
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