1963 Ford F100 Short Bed Project Truck. No Reserve. on 2040-cars
Lake Havasu City, Arizona, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Make: Ford
Drive Type: 3 Speed Manual/ C6 auto
Model: F-100
Mileage: 0
Trim: F100
1963 Ford short bed truck. Project that is partially done. Body has been off and interior is primed and ready to paint. Body is perfect with no dents or ripples. Seal it and paint. I was going to put a Crown Vic front end under it and do a 302/C6 powertrain. Unfortunately I got sick and ran out of money. I have the 302 and C6 trans that I will include with the deal and I will reinstall the front spindles and hubs for shipping. I will attach the front fenders and hood for shipping also. You will probably want to remove to do the engine bay. Engine bay is all primed and the frame is painted about 80%. This is a NO RUST truck. You wont find many this nice to do a project. Bed is in very nice shape with almost no dents on the rear wheel wells. I don't believe this was ever a work truck. If you want to do this truck back to stock the engine turns over and the trans shifts through the gears. If you don't want the 302/ C6 I will adjust the final price. If you have questions or want more pics contact me. If you have less than 10 feedback contact me before you bid. Thanks. Shipping is responsibility of buyer and you need to contact me to get a quote before you bid or arrange your own shipping.
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