1965 Ford F-100 on 2040-cars
Dixon, Illinois, United States
1965 Ford F-100. All original body. 1978 F-150 Front Twin I-Beam Axle with Disc Brakes. 3.00 Open Gear. C-6 Auto with shift kit. 2200 Stall converter. 1978 400M engine. Bored .030. Lunati Bracket Master Cam. Edelbrock Roller Timing Chain. 351 Cleveland 4BBL Cylinder Heads 2.19 Intake Valves and 1.89 Exhaust Valves. 351C Edelbrock Torker Aluminum Intake. Adapter Plates for Cleveland intake, Cleveland Heads to Modified Block. Proform Aluminum Roller Rockers. 2" Shorty Headers. 3" Exhaust through Flowmaster mufflers. Exhaust flanges before mufflers for ease of removal for racing. Proform Holley 4BBL Double Pumper Carb. No choke. 2" open spacer. MSD Ignition 6AL Box with MSD Distributor and MSD Coil. 16" Electric Fan. Electric Water Pump Conversion. Trans Cooler. 3 Core Radiator. Ratchet Shifter. Est. 400 HP and 450 ft/lbs Torque 2 Sets of rims. 5 spoke chrome Cragar and 10 hole steel.
Good Project Truck that needs some lovin. Don't have time. Truck does drive. Needs more work than I can put into it. I love this truck and its been in the family since new. My great uncle bought the truck new in 1965 for $3000. He sold to my grandpa and my grandpa put my name on title when i was born so its been in the family since new. This will be pickup only. NO SHIPPING. Cashier's check or cash. |
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Want more? We'll let Bill Fay, Toyota's group vice president and general manager of sales lay the smack down:
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