1970 Ford F250 4x4 Pickup Low Miles Ex Firetruck on 2040-cars
Pine Grove, Pennsylvania, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Year: 1970
Make: Ford
Drive Type: 4X4
Model: F-250
Mileage: 79,000
Trim: CUSTOM
Here is a 1970 a Ford f250 4x4 with only 79k miles on the odometer. It was originaly a fire truck an is most likely why it survived the last 44 years. It was a Pa truck all its life as far as I know and has typical Pa rust but not near as bad as most other trucks I have found. It is an unmolested truck and has the factory spotlight, western mirrors, reappolstered seat, and the grill has no dents. The truck runs and drives but the brakes are not in working order. It has the bulletproof 300ci 6cyl and 4 speed manual transmission. It appears the truck may have a hard to find limited slip rear but have not confirmed it. The bed is not original to truck it most likely had a reading type utility box. Feel free to ask questions. You may come and look at truck just let me know. The truck is sold as is no warranty. A deposit of $100 is due imediatly after auction end and rest within 7 days unless other arrangements made. Local shipping is available. You may also contact me at 717-383-1294 Leave message if no answer. |
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