1964 Ford F100 Custom Cab Swb on 2040-cars
Villa Rica, Georgia, United States
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For sale at NO RESERVE is a 1964 Ford F100 custom cab short wheel base pickup truck. This truck is 100% original. I purchased this truck from the original owners son who was not interested in the truck anymore. Has a 292 V8 with three speed on the column. Since I have owned the truck I rebuilt the carburetor, bleed all brakes, replaced coil and got all of the lights working with new bulbs etc... This truck have very minimal rust. CAB MOUNTS ARE SOLID! Very small rust spot in front of hood, few dime size holes in the bed, cab corners are solid, bottoms of fenders and doors are solid, roof does not have any dents, passenger side inner fender has rust where battery tray is (this is the worst rust this truck has). All lights work, including turn signals and bright switch on floor. All glass is great with no cracks, blower works in cab (heater hoses are not connected), wiper switch does not work. I have only driven this truck down the street a few times. This truck is being sold with a bill of sale only! If you have any questions or would like additional pictures please feel free to contact me at 954-643-6001.
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