1968 Ford F-100 Long Bed Single Cab Fe Big Block 360 Custom Cab F100 V8 on 2040-cars
Hesperia, California, United States
1968 Ford F-100 Long Bed Single Cab FE Big Block 360. CA desert truck, No rust, Only minor dings and dents, Runs great, 4 on the floor shifts great.All Glass is good and windows all work.All lights and blinkers work. Seat is in great shape. I have had this truck for 2 years and in that time I have done the following:2 New Headlights, Electric Cooling Fan, New Distributor with electronic ignition (no more points or condenser)Plugs and Wires, intake gaskets, Clutch, New Hoses and Gas Lines, Weather stripping, Front Shocks/Alignment, Headers, True Dual Exhaust with Thrush Welded Mufflers, Black Primer,And lots of other little things. Everything on this truck works as it should. Clear title in hand with registration thru Jan 2015. This truck is in great shape for its age. There is no warranty expressed or implied and it is for sale locally so I reserve the right to cancel this auction at any time. E-mail me if you have any questions.Buyer responsible for pickup or shipping.
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