1969 Ford F-100 Pro Street 514 Stroker Motor on 2040-cars
Hollis, New Hampshire, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: automatic 3 speed
Model: F-100
Mileage: 66,666
Trim: short bed
1969 ford f100 short bed pickup. This has been a project for me for many years. It has a ballanced and blueprinted 514 stroker motor (a ford 460 bored and stroked) that cost me $12,000 to have built, race built transmission, tubed ford 9" rear end that was just rebuilt for $3,000. Many many other work done to this truck. I have over the years put over $35,000 in the truck. I will post more pictures later as the truck is at a detailing shop getting ready for sale. I'm just putting this listing on now to see what kind of interest there is. I have much more info and pics so if your interested please let me know.
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