1972 Ford F100 on 2040-cars
Adairsville, Georgia, United States
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****This truck has a cancel Georgia title, so Georgia residence will not be able to get a title for it. The previous owner cancel it and sold it to us not telling us**** He cancel it so he didn't have to pay ad val tax on it....Out of state buyers will be able to get a title with their state..
Sold as is BILL OF SALE ONLY!!!! This is a 1972 Ford F100 short bed Ranger XLT (Factory) with factory a/c * not working needs charged** The truck runs and drives great! We upgraded the front end on it. It has disc breaks in the front. drums on back. has a rebuilt rear-end 3.00 ratio. It is a very old truck. We use it to go camping and fishing. But mostly sits in the yard. It will need front tires soon. Automatic transmission someone had removed all the trim and painted the truck white. It has power steering, It needs a driver side window regulator. The factory color is wind blue. This is a old truck it does have dents, dings, scratches, with minimum rust. Needs windshield This would be a great truck to restore so I am offering it as a project however, it does run and drive it has insurance on it right now. It does not smoke at all. it will crank in the coldest weather. Feel Free to ask any questions! Before bidding...I will give you honest and detailed information on the truck. But keep in mind It is 42 years young! So it does have battle scars. Good Luck Bidding :) Winning Bidder Must Contact Us with 24 hours of the auction ending!!!! |
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