1973 Ford F-100 Ranger Barn Find 36,921 Original Miles on 2040-cars
Lake Oswego, Oregon, United States
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Really nice f-100 2wd short box. I purchased the truck from an estate. The gentleman that owned the truck bought it in 1991 with only 35k on it and drove it to 36,800 when I purchased it. Has original 360 2bbl. Automatic transmission. Factory A/C. I rebuilt the carb and out new plus, wires cap and rotor. She runs really good. Drives like brand new, Tracks perfectly straight at 55 when you let go of the wheel. Shifts perfect as well. Original interior which is really nice as well. Has one hole and a small tear in the floor mat. Dash is perfect. Everything works. It has been repainted and has a few nicks and the drivers door has a ding in the chrome trim. No dents. Being an Oregon car I have found a couple places with surface rust mostly under the hood. Bottom of the doors, bed and sheet metal are all solid. She's not perfect, but I would rate her at a good 8-8.5 out of ten. Buyer is responsible for shipping. 1000.00 dollar non refundable deposit required within 48 hours of auction end.
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