1970 Ford F100 Ranger Xlt on 2040-cars
Westerville, Ohio, United States
!970 Ford F100 Ranger XLT.
302 V8, C4 Automatic Transmission A little over 60,000 actual miles on this truck. New Carb installed 8/14. New Radiator & Fuel pump less than 500 miles ago. Runs and drives well. Slight hesitation when transmission shifts from first to second gear at higher RPM's. Tires in great condition. Interior is original except for dash pad (replaced in 2010), and steering wheel. Original steering wheel comes with the truck. Only rust on truck is located on right front quarter where trim meets body. Shown in pictures. Previous owner attempted to fix. Palm sized dent on nose of the hood from years of shutting hood with one hand! Missing one trim piece, located on passenger side where cab meets the bed. Can be seen in pictures. Body wood-grain trim painted black by previous owner. Bed is solid, but shows some wear. Replacement Tailgate Insert shown in pictures comes with truck. This piece is an original replacement piece. Hard to find! 1970 Ford Truck Shop manuals, 1970 Ford Truck sales brochure, and a set of aftermarket wheels (15x8) that fit this truck all included in auction. Truck from North Carolina.Came to Ohio in October 2006. I purchased truck in January 2007 & have owned since. Very nice 44 year old truck. Good weekend cruiser, or restoration candidate. Low reserve for this truck. This truck is sold As-Is. $500 deposit required at the end of the auction. Full payment Required within 7 days of the end of the auction. Buyer responsible for pickup, or must arrange and pay for delivery. No exceptions. Any questions, please ask! Happy bidding, & good luck. |
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