1968 Ford F100 Short Bed Custom 390cu C-6 Transmission on 2040-cars
Allen Park, Michigan, United States
This truck was redone many years ago , the paint is custom light blue and white with pearl. Shaved doors with door poppers and tailgate with hidden latches. .The paint has some chips in it. there are some spots starting to bubble and bottom of doors. The truck has 20 in Dayton wheels with Toyo tires in like new condition. 390 cu., with full length headers with dual exhaust all the way out the back with 3 in chrome tips that sound good when you take off , but give a nice gurgle going down the road. Holley four barrel . Have all receipts for over haul on motor and transmission and some maintenance .Truck has about 5000 miles on over haul. Custom made tanau cover. Has Ibach lowering springs on all four corners. Chrome ididit steering column. I do have a lean with my Credit Union on tis truck so payment must be made before pickup so I can pay and clear the title first before pickup. Thanks for bidding. if you need to call me , send me a message and I will send you my #.
On Jul-09-14 at 19:27:14 PDT, seller added the following information: I made a mistake on the warranty , IT DOES NOT HAVE A WARRANTY! IT DOES NOT HAVE A WARRANTY.! IT DOES NOT HAVE A WARRANTY! |
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