1958 Ford Pickup Big Window Short Bed V8 Complete on 2040-cars
Loomis, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:292 V8
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Ford
Model: F-100
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Deluxe
Trim: Big Window
Drive Type: Floor Shift
Mileage: 35,538
You are bidding on a 1958 Ford Pickup Truck, big window, short bed, 292 V8, 4 speed, no rust thru issues, surface rust only. New exhaust, rebuilt gas tank, new valve job, rebuilt radiator, nice chrome grille, rear bumper, two spare tires/wheels, new hoses and belts, engine starts/runs good, I have not driven on the road (no windshield) only down the driveway. NO windshield, bondo in left front door, new weatherstripping, right side door weatherstripping and window need to be reinstalled. The truck comes with the bucket seats that are in the truck and the original frames/springs that are in the bed pictures. Clear California Non Op Title . This is a solid truck, nice restoration candidate. Please carefully review pictures and ask questions prior to bid/offer. Many extra parts are included, everything in the pictures, too much to list. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer, but we will help facilitate any way we can. Will ship internationally. Would consider delivery within 200 miles for the expenses associated with fuel, etc.
NOTE: Seller has a video of truck running should potential buyer be interested, and would attempt to send via email.
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