72 Ford F100 ~~~ 302 Ci ~~~ 3 Speed ~~~ Muscle Rat Truck ~~~ Colorado Truck ~~~ on 2040-cars
Littleton, Colorado, United States
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Up for auction is a 1972 Ford F-100 Regular Cab Long Bed
The truck is located in Littleton Colorado The F100 is green on green, the interior is in decent condition minus missing a few things but the paint on the exterior is bubbling due to rust There is rust on both sides of the bed running the length of it, rust underneath the hood and the frame has a bit of rust on its surface The interior has a non working radio and speedometer but all the essentials seem to work The three speed column shift was swapped for a three on the floor that could use some going over The engine runs when it has a good deal of gas in it and the gas gauge could be busted as well The brakes could use to be bled It is missing some mouldings and the front passenger is dented and so is the bezel It needs a bigger battery as the one in doesnt fit properly without shims The two front wheels are balding but all four sit on matching American Racing white rims It is running straight pipes out the back but needs the rear exhaust hangers I traded for this truck so I dont have a history on it, just my analysis of driving it from the springs to denver Truck will need to be paid for before being released of course $500 due within 24 hours of winning bid Auction is for no reserve, starting big of $1500, winning bidder buys it Contact me about delivery via email |
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