1973 Ford Ranchero Squire, Muscle Car, Drag Racing, High Performance, Racing on 2040-cars
Apache Junction, Arizona, United States
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I have for sale my 1973 Ford Ranchero Squire. This car is extremely
rare, less than 400 are thought to be in existence now. Only 4900
Squires were made in 1973 and this is one of them with matching numbers
from the factory. It has the original V8 400ci engine and this thing is a
beast. It has a cowled air induction on the hood and the original Crag SS/T
Mag rims made with real magnesium. All emissions have been
professionally removed and does not need to pass the AZ emissions due to
being historic. Has historic plates on it. Here is a list of what I've
done to it in only 2 years. (Price Reduced)
brand new: Shocks Struts Front End Suspension Gas Tank Gas Lines Tires Windowfelt Kit, both doors Steering Wheel Kit Master Cylinder New Carb & a bunch more. Have an entire list of all new parts put in. Over $4000 in parts, not including labor. I have deep regrets I have to sell my baby, but I need the money and can no longer afford to work on it. I will ONLY sell this to someone who knows what they are doing with cars who can bring it the rest of the way to a show car. This car is too rare to sell to just anyone. Pictures included. Title is free and clear in my name. Don't try to scam me. I am a manager of a bank and I have seen it a million times. Only those interested need contact. |
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