1967 Ford F100 352 V8 Clean And Original on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
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1967 Ford F-100 long bed. First year of the Ranger and it's a Camper Special. Super clean truck, all original with 89,600 miles since new. No rust whatsoever! Built in the San Jose plant and never left California. 352 V8. This was the largest and strongest motor offered from factory for the '67 F100. Automatic transmission, power brakes, new paint, new tires and nice rims. Looks amazing and gets tons of compliments. Runs and drives excellent! Everything works as it should. All lights, turn signals, gauges, horn etc... I have all body moldings and will include if wanted. This truck is extremely clean and very difficult to find such a rust-free survivor. Could be a "Show Truck" with very little effort.
Reserve priced way below value. NADA price value for this truck:
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