1965 Ford F 250 Pick-up Truck on 2040-cars
Basking Ridge, New Jersey, United States
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This is a 1965 Ford F-250 Fleetside Pick-up. It is the camper package with Twin I-Beam Suspension. The truck is in great shape with a solid body and has always been garaged. The odometer reads 22,242 miles. I assume it is 122,242. It does have a clear title. It has the auxiliary gas tank covers and lever in the floor but no extra fuel tanks. This truck runs and drives well. It was not a frame-off restoration but many parts replaced and is very clean. The motor runs excellent and the truck drives highway speeds perfectly. Engine V-8 / FE (Medium Block) - Holly 4-barrel, Headers, Eldebrock valve covers, Hi-E Coil, new ignition wires, new radiator Transmission Four-speed / with creeper gear Drive Train 11" drum brakes, Posi-traction, 8-lug American Racing Mag wheels / LT265/75R16 tires on truck / Original steel rims on a second set of new 950R16.5 LT tires included Body Good paint, 8-ft. bed with liner, chrome trim
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