1965 Ford F-100 Short Bed Step Side on 2040-cars
Boulder City, Nevada, United States
Up for auction is my 1965 Ford F-100 short bed step side with the inline 6 engine and factory 4 spd on the floor transmission. This is a great running truck that has been taken care of very well! This awesome short bed is extremely solid and super straight! There is not one single dent in the whole truck. This is the straightest F-100 I've ever had and I've owned quite a few. This truck even has the original wood in the bed from 65! The truck has heavy patina but no rot at all as you will see from the underside pictures. The cab corners, floors, floor braces and cab mounts are super solid! The truck runs very good and the factory 4 spd with granny gear shifts very well and the brakes work great! Everything in this truck works right down to the factory heater and fan. I bought this truck from the second owner who owned since 1979. The first owner at one point had an antenna mounted on the roof and the second owner filled the hole with body filler so that might need attention if you plan on repainting the truck. This is an awesome looking old F-100 that you can drive right now as is or fully restore it! The truck gets tons of attention every time I drive it. This is a good old truck with a clean title so BID TO WIN!! The truck will be sold as is where is with no warranty implied and I reserve the right to end the auction early as the truck is for sale locally.
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