1957 Ford F-100 Custom Cab on 2040-cars
Bend, Oregon, United States
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Back Again jerneyz2004 won the auction then never heard from him. Thanks.
1957 Ford F100
Classic 1957 Ford F100 Custom Cab, Runs and drives great, has rebuilt
stock 292 Y-Block v8 with original 4 speed on the floor manual. A very
desirable model with strong v8 and the transmission you want. It is a
very good candidate for a restore. Or just drive it as is. It has been
my daily driver but purchased new truck. Small amount of rust that has
been addressed by previous owner. Body is very straight for a 57.
People love the ratrod look. Has been lowered a few inches by removing a
few leaves. They are included with sale. The 2 barrel intake and carb
has been replaced by 4 barrel intake and holley carb. Old 2 barrel
intake and carb included. All gauges and lights work so you wont run out
of gas. Spedo inaccurate sometimes. Extra small fuel cell installed
under bed. With a small amount of body work and paint this could be a
real money maker. Lots of newer parts, newer clutch cylinder and lines,
new battery, new throttle linkages, sure there's more i'm forgetting.
Oh its also Dirty, Central Oregon high desert dirt. Its good at
preserving old cars.Video of cold start and test drive - Taken day of first listing jan 19th, - youtube search - ontheoars 1957 F100 292 Y-Block V8 Cold Start 500$ non refundable deposit at auction end, Full payment within a week of auction end. |
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