1965 428ci Cobra Jet Ford F100 Custom Hot Rod Pro Touring Race Truck + Rust Free on 2040-cars
West Palm Beach, Florida, United States
This is a NO RESERVE AUCTION So please, ask any and all questions about the item before placing a bid. This sale is an agreement, that you are buying the vehicle for the auction price. Payment must be made within 7 days of auction closing. 1965 FORD F-100 Styleside Pickup: This is an amazingly straight and clean California truck. It has been professionally built and represents over $45,000 in parts and labor. It has been mechanically and electrically refit from bottom up, with the best parts available. I am offering it as it currently sits, so the buyer can have freedom to do the finishing touches in their fashion. I am selling due to lack of any spare time, caused by a new job. This 1965 F100 is powered by a "no expense spared" FE 428 Cobra Jet engine, which puts out 550+ horsepower and 600ft lbs of torque. All of this power is delivered through a TCI C-6 automatic transmission and 2000 rpm TCI stall converter. Power reaches the rear wheels with a strong 9" rear end, featuring 3.89 Richmond gears and Auburn pro series limited slip Posi traction. This one of a kind engine cost over $25,000 to build, from a "new old stock" 1966 engine block! The engine dynamometer results sheet, is shown in the listing pictures. This vehicle is mechanically in near mint condition, with only around 100 miles on the engine and components. It can run the quarter mile in mid to high 11 second passes, while also being easily drivable on the street. The project is at a good point, to finish it the way you want. The truck could be finished as a street/show vehicle, by adding turn signals and brake lights, or use it as a race vehicle with your finishing touches. The body is excellent, so a show quality paint job would be possible, with minimum work. The doors shut and close very smoothly. You really have to hear/see this truck to appreciate and understand it's potential. Make sure to read the extensive parts list bellow. The truck is located in Lantana, 10 min south of West Palm Beach, Florida. You can arrange a visit/inspection, by messaging me. Complete detailed specifications are listed bellow: ENGINE: -1966 FORD FE 428 PI (NOS) BLOCK -ALUMINUM 6005 EDELBROCK HEADS. ENGINE BUILD SHEET: CARBURETION IGNITION SYSTEM FUEL SYSTEM Please remember that all bids are final and that this truck is being sold at NO RESERVE, where it sits, as is. |
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