1968 Ford F-100 Short Bed Swb 360 V8 Custom Cab on 2040-cars
Woodbury, Tennessee, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine:360 V8
Year: 1968
Drive Type: RWD
Make: Ford
Mileage: 111,000
Model: F-100
Trim: Custom Cab
1968 Ford F-100 Short Bed. Excellent condition, 3 owner truck that was bought new in Murfreesboro, TN where it stayed until I purchased it 5 years ago. Has been repainted original Lunar Green/Wimbledon White. Has the original 360 V8 with 3-speed on the column, power steering, power brakes. Other than paint the body of the truck is all original. Just under 110,000 original miles. Has new chrome wagon wheels on it, rebuilt 2 BBL Holley carb, new water pump, heater hoses, alternator, battery, and water pump. Truck runs and drives great, don't need to sell but could use the room. Clear TN title in my name in hand. NADA has this truck listed at: HIGH $20,100 AVERAGE $11,950. This truck is above average, needs nothing but a windshield and the driver's side of the bench stitched up to be an excellent cruiser/show truck. Call or text 615-904-435 one for more info
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