1967 Ford F100 Short Bed on 2040-cars
San Leandro, California, United States
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1967 F100. Runs Excellent and mechanically sound. This is not a show truck. It is a very nice looking, great running TRUCK! It has been used as a TRUCK! Dump runs, moving/ hauling items etc.. Has original 352 V8. Upgraded transmission to C6. This is a workout to drive. Manual brakes, steering, choke. Tires are in excellent shape also. Look at the pictures and ask questions. You are welcome to take a look in person if you are local. Everytime I drive it, someone asks me about it or gives me a thumbs up! Tax time is coming, and I can use the cash. I am NOT in a hurry to sell and am NOT desperate. Sold AS IS, Where is.
If you would like me to take a certain picture, let me know! Thanks for looking and Happy Bidding! |
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