1965 Green Ford F-100 With Mostly Original Parts-starts Up And Drives Good! on 2040-cars
Brigantine, New Jersey, United States
Fabulous 1965 F-100 green pick up truck with little over 90,000 miles. I am the 2nd owner and I have been the owner since 1975. The driver is a non-smoker and no one has smoked in this truck. The red box in the photographs have reflectors in it.
The vehicle has all original parts except the engine which was changed to a Ford 356 V8 engine prior to my ownership. Also the tailgate and hub caps are not original but were replaced with Ford original parts. Parts were replaced by antique car restorer with Ford original parts. I have many pictures on this listing of all the rusted spots and the 2 areas where the rust have made small holes(one in the bed and one to the right lower side of passenger door jam-both pictured.) Please look at all pictures showing the rust locations. Also, there are fine scratches on many areas of the truck. Finally, a small one inch stain on bench seat. Has 6 mounting holes drilled for truck cap-cap not on truck. Payment made through Paypal and you're responsible for transfer from South Jersey. |
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