1966 Ford F-100 Stepside V8 Straight Shift on 2040-cars
Conyers, Georgia, United States
Here is a 1966 Ford F100 V8 351 and Three Speed on the column. The truck has new hot rod matte black paint with new paint on the dash as well.
It has new gas tank,master cylinder,clutch,radiator and fresh tune up on the engine. The truck started out with little to no rust on the cab and bed. All window glass is good and it runs perfect. This is a very good truck to lower and make a cool rat rod or leave as is. The only thing I have not completed is the bed bottom which the wood kit is around 300.00 and I have all the metal slats that go in the bed to complete or you may want steel or marine plywood for the bottom its your choice. If you have any questions email or call me. The reserve is low as to what I have in the truck. Thanks Marty 404-502-2156 |
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