1969 Ford F-100 on 2040-cars
Lecompte, Louisiana, United States
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1969 FORD F-100 PRO-STREET TRUCK "HUSTLER",SUPERCHARGED,CHOPPED,LOWERED, 351w HI-PERFORMANCE ENGINE,,AUTOMATIC
BUILT C4 TRANSMISSION MANUAL SHIFT,FORD 9" REAREND,373 GEAR RATIO,4 LINK REAR SETUP,WITH ADJUSTABLE REAR
SHOCKS,TWIN 750 DEMON CARBORATORS,CRANE CAM,HEADERS WITH FLOWMASTER EXHAUST,THIS TRUCK HAS THAT BAD ASS "HIGH/LOW"
SUPERCHARGED LOPE,WHEN IT IS AT IDLE,IT DRAWS A CROWD LIKE BEES TO HONEY,MSD IGNITION, OPTIMA BATTERY,MUSTANG II
FRONT END,WITH ADJUSTABLE FRONT SHOCKS,BLUE HALO DIAMOND HEADLIGHTS,WILWOOD FRONT DISC BRAKES,WELD RACING
RIMS,205/65R15 YOKOHAMA FRONT TIRES,,31"X16.50"R15LT HOOSIER PRO-STREET REAR TIRES,B&M FLOOR SHIFTER,ADJUSTABLE
RACING SEATS,THE PICTURES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES,"BEAUTIFUL TRUCK".
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