1964 Ford F100 Custom Show Truck ( F-100 Chevy 3100 Apache Pickup) on 2040-cars
Castle Rock, Colorado, United States
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This beautiful 1964 Ford F-100 is the former show truck for Rockford Fosgate and has over 25k invested in it. An Absolute turn-key Sunday driver with less than 6k mi on everything. Driven only 20miles or less every weekend to cruise nights or get dinner on nice evenings. Fresh rebuilt 302, brand new automatic transmission in 2012 (cost over $3k and now chirps 2nd at 6,200ft elevation!), new headers, custom 2 chamber side exhaust, (SOUNDS AMAZING! but not too loud), new suspension, custom radiator, custom gages, custom flip face Pioneer CD stereo with 8" subs and direct ipod attachment with in dash controls, low profile tires and custom wheels, new battery, and professionally rolled and shaved body work with an awesome Charcoal Metallic paint highlighted with a very faint ghost flame on the lower front fenders. Runs & drives great and is perfect for cruise night as is. Small items for down the road; gages light up and are powered but are not hooked up, shaved outer door handles are not hooked up, (used to have power opening doors but they removed it when I bought the truck 8years ago and I never bothered to reconnect). Body is perfectly straight some small road chips and light scratches here and there. Light ding in the tailgate from use way back when. The drip rail above the front window has small bubbles, (this is very common unless you shave off the drip rail), there is some pitting on the rims, the tires still have plenty of tread. Only selling to buy a new house so my loss is your gain. This truck is awesome and we've never found another one like it! Runs and drives excellent and always has people checking it out or giving thumbs up. Must see to appreciate! Asking $16,200 With all these small items addressed it could be worth $25k but I just do not have the time before we close on the house. Feel free to call me with any questions at: 970.331.5125 9am-5pm MST. No trades please. Also, check out my listing for the original Copenhagen Harley and offer on both for a discount. Thank you!
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