1966 Ford F100 (f-100) Short Bed 2wd - Rat Rod - Project on 2040-cars
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States
Engine:N/A
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Primer
Make: Ford
Interior Color: Red
Model: F-100
Number of Cylinders: NA
Trim: Pick-up Truck
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 72,000
Sub Model: Custom Cab
1966 Ford F100 - Rolling Chassis
Short Bed
2wd
BARN FIND
This is a very hard to find 1966 Ford F100 Pick-up Truck. It is a rolling chassis only NO MOTOR, NO TRANSMISSION. This truck does roll and the steering seems to work, brakes are not in working order. This truck will need restoration it is a Custom Cab with a very nice interior, dash pad will need replaced, however door panels are in good shape. All glass in the truck is in very good condition, the cab will need floor pan repair, I do have some of the chrome trim for the truck including front and rear bumpers (need rechromed or painted), grill is in very nice shape, do have headlight bezels, taillights however lenses will need to be repaired or replaced as their center jewels are loose. The cab over all is in pretty decent shape besides the floor pans, the doors are in good shape however they will need some patching. The bed sides are in good shape, one side will need some sheet metal patching though. The front clip is there but again will need some metal work to be one hundred percent. The biggest issue on this truck is the bed, the header panel will need to be replaced, truck does not come with a tailgate, bed of truck will need repair (metalwork). However this is a very desirable model as it is the short bed, 2wd. In addition it does come with a Free and Clear Maryland State Title reflecting 72000 original miles. This would make an excellent Father/Son project. Once restored this truck will be very collectable as well.
Please feel free to call John at Don John's Performance should you have any questions prior to bidding.
240-382-9015
Truck can be seen by appointment.
Truck is sold as is where is.
This truck will need to be towed from its current location.
Buyer assumes all cost for transporting the vehicle.
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