1969 F100 Truck Bright Blue 302 Bahama Blue Custom Classic on 2040-cars
Fort Stewart, Georgia, United States
1969 F100 Custom Classic, Auto matic C4 tranny, Good shape, Daily Driver that runs like a champ. This truck has had a lot of work done recently including, Exhaust manifolds, new sparks, front end rebuild (new king pins,ball joints, tie rods, rotors, brakes, control arm), Floor bed lined, new master cylinder, new oil pump, valve cover seals, etc. Truck is bahama blue and has a linex bed, It has a 302 smallblock inside and could easily fit a 351.I have many parts lying around I've yet to install that come with it including, Radio, speakers, dash pad, glove box, and random other parts lying around. I am moving cross country and cant afford to take it with me, would love to see it restored. I currently owe on it (I bought it was the intention to restore it). So payment will go to bank and the Title will be overnighted to address of winner with a bill of sale. |
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Consumer Reports polls buyers from across the country on how they see multiple brands in seven categories, including quality, safety, value, performance, design/style, technology/innovation and environmentally friendly/green. Researchers then combine the findings to come up with the total brand score.
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