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Fresh from the pasture is a solid Ford F100 short wheel base fleetside. The overall body is in good shape and it has a 390 with auto transmission in the truck but the motor is missing carb and right manifold so I have not idea if the motor will run or not. It has a plastic bedliner in it but looking from the bottom I do not see any open rust holes in the bed of the truck. All window glass is good and all the interior is in place. So overall its a good fleetside to put back together with very little rust repair. All the black dots you see on the truck was done by someone with a spray can they are not repair marks I guess someone wanted it to look like a cow or something. This truck is a notarized bill of sale only.
Give me a call at 404-502-2156
Thanks,
Marty

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