1964 Ford F100 Great Restoration Project on 2040-cars
Creswell, Oregon, United States
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here is a 1964 f100 looks like it has been repainted and had body repair done in the past, but we are unsure how long ago. 2 years ago we had the rear differential rebuilt. comes with a 292 Y block, unkown of the mileage. the engine runs, but it needs a new cam shaft, a few teeth on the distributor gear stripped so it will need a new cam shaft. We are a restoration shop and we can do that prior to pick up if wanted. 3 speed on the tree. body is rust free. only 2 small cancer spots on the cab floor, the size of nickles. the bed is the worse part. previous owner had a tool box that caused the floor of the bed to rot out. but if you decide to put in a wood bed, that shouldn't be a problem a few small dings on the body, but will be easy to fix. 2wd, standard gears in rear axel. The doors, open and close like a dream. this truck is an awesome resoration project, it has been well taken care of over the last 50 years. don't miss out |
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