1966 Ford F-100 Pickup on 2040-cars
Sherman Oaks, California, United States
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This truck is beautifully presented and has many upgrades to make it a great driving vehicle. Power comes from a later model 302 Ford V8 engine with a Holley 4-barrel carburetor that is coupled to a 3-speed automatic transmission with automatic overdrive and a Ford 9-inch rear end. It has air conditioning fitted and has power steering and power brakes, discs up front. It also has power windows and tilt steering column. The sound system is an Alpine AF/FM/CD Player equipped with Sirius Satellite radio with USB and Audio Jacks. The engine bay is very nicely detailed with lots of bright work, powder coating and cadmium plated hood hinges. Wheels are nicely presented in Grey 5-spoke with nice big Chrome center caps and B.F. Goodrich 235/70/15 tires at the front and 255/70/15 at the rear. The instruments are set in a custom cluster with Oil Pressure, Volt Gauge, Fuel Gauge, and Water Temperature mounted in the center and straddled by the Speedometer and Tachometer. Another nice feature installed is a roof dome light with two individual map lights and two LED foot well lamps that turn on with the door open or by way of headlamp switch. Finished in Marina Blue with Grey Interior.
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