1965 Ford Short Bed Custom Cab Pickup on 2040-cars
Durham, New Hampshire, United States
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You are bidding on a friend's beautiful 1965 Ford Short Bed Custom Cab Pickup. This has been restored by a true professional, who has been bringing Ford Model T's and Ford Thunderbirds back to "better than new condition" for several decades. Any vehicle he works on comes back flawless. This is his personal truck that he bought in Arizona, where he has a winter home, and brought it back to it's current condition. Being an original Arizona truck, it is a real survivor with never any rust or dents. It has been properly prepped and painted , interior has been totally redone in a contrasting blue. It has a new clutch, brakes, and is powered by a great running 352 V8, with duel exhausts and headers, coupled to the original manuel four speed transmission. Truck is sold with a clear Arizona title, and is currently inspected and registered in the state of New Hampshire at his summer home. This is a extremely rare vehicle in this condition, and will draw a crowd at any automotive event you attend, whether it's a local cruise night or a national gathering. There certainly will not be another there anywhere like it. For questions or futher information you can contact Bill, the owner, at 603-534-1250. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding.
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