1959 Ford F100 Truck 292 Motor 3 Speed Manual Tranny on 2040-cars
Huntington Beach, California, United States
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1959 Ford F100 Truck. This truck has the 292 motor and 3 speed manual transmission on the steering column.
Truck runs great. Good enough to be a daily driver. New shocks and brakes done recently. Tires and wheels in good shape. The bed of the truck has a lot of rust. Not much rust on the cab at all. Just a nice little rust hole on driver side door (pictured). The paint looks great. Interior is good. Tires and wheels in excellent shape. Gauges work and lights work. Aftermarket radio/CD system in glove box. Stock radio still installed. Truck has a clean title and is registered until March 2014 and is in my name. The F100 is listed locally as well as on eBay. I have a Buy It Now price listed on eBay. This truck can be picked up locally in Huntington Beach or I could ship it anywhere in the US. The buyer will pay exact freight charges direct to the shipping company. Upon the sale a non-refundable deposit will be due immediately. The remaining amount can be paid via cash, cashiers check, wire transfer, or PayPal (at additional 3% charge to cover my fees). |
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