1972 Ford F 100 Custom Sport 4x4 360fe 4 Speed Power Steering Minimal Rust on 2040-cars
Albany, Oregon, United States
This truck runs and drives well. The newly rebuilt transmission, clutch assembly, and drivetrain are sound. gears are stock 4:09, 5,600 lb. GVW with a single ratio transfer case, original 360FE Big Block runs well with updated HEI ignition an Holley 350 CMF carburetor, Power steering gear is newly re-built and truck drives well, Body has minor surface rust and minimal cancer for age, Patina of the red paint is correct for the age of the truck and matches the door codes. Body is straight with trim in fair condition. The Truck is equipped with dual fuel tanks. Wheels are after market black steel with all terrain 1050 tires in fair condition. truck has not been chopped, lifted, or altered. There is no tail gate. Truck was built by ford in California and shipped to a ford dealership in Seattle. No Warranty implied, truck sold in as is condition. Currently the truck is stored in Albany, Oregon. Shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer. Cash is king! Scammers and low ballers need not apply.
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