1973 Ford F100 F 100 on 2040-cars
Chandler, Texas, United States
Engine:.060 over 460
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Blue
Make: Ford
Interior Color: Gray
Model: F-100
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Custom XLT
Drive Type: Auto
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Mileage: 41,884
Sub Model: XLT
I have a very nice 73 F100.. Been in a barn most of its life as you can tell from the lack of cancerous holes. We have some surface rust from the last few years of me trying to build it in a spiraling economy. I would like to sell without the 472 Big Block, but hey cash talks. I ask when you bid you shoot me a message saying you want the drive train or your bid will be considered just for the truck
Shoot me a message saying you want the drive train or your bid will be considered just for the truck!
You can look at the chrome around the window, and the bottom of the doors to see this truck has not seen an abundance of moisture.
The bed does not look like "swiss cheese".
It has factory disk brakes, power steering, and air condition.
You also get a reman steering box, the wheels are new.
If you choose to buy the drive train it is a .060 over 460 with a factory ford high rise intake and a 650 spread bore holly. It has a Comp Cam 268H can and 3 exhaust and flow master delta flow mufflers.
A Cruis-a-matic C-6 and a 1000 RPM converter.
All new brakes including drums and rotors.
Diamond Tuck seat with new foam and springs.
Converted Chevy HEI for simplicity.
Reserve for the whole thing is $2500
One thing more, I am selling locally so I retain the right to cancel the auction in the case of a local sale.
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