1977 Ranchero Gt 400m Very Nice Needs Tlc on 2040-cars
Scottsville, Kentucky, United States
1977 ford ranchero with just over 100,000 miles.400M,auto,p/s,p/s,a/c.new tires,dual exhaust.kentucky car,very solid.very little rust as seen in pics.solid floors,frame,etc.needs head gaskets.needs new front pads.
very rear fender skirts. chrome wheels. SOLD AS IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BUYER RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING!!!!!!!!!
CANNOT BE DRIVE HOME MUST BE TOWED OR TRAILERED. ANY QUESTIONS FEEL FREE TO EMAIL!!!!!!!!!!
CAR IS FOE SALE LOCALLY I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO END AUCTION AT ANYTIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I forgot to mention it also has an am/fm cd stereo and a tonnneau cover on the back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HAPPY BIDDING On Apr-20-14 at 17:03:53 PDT, seller added the following information: also there is new carpeting and headliner installed. |
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