1974 Ford F 100 Original Condition. 460 Ci.rare. Matching Topper. Tool Box. on 2040-cars
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States
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This Light green/white 2 tone 1/2 ton pickup is in exceptional original condition. Original 460 ci engine with automatic transmission. The engine was rebuilt by a local, highly experienced professional mechanic less than 20,000 miles ago. Purchased from the original owner family. It has all the original paperwork, including owner's manual, receipt, tire info, factory features, etc. This truck drives like it did years ago.
The pictured topper was purchased years ago and painted to match the truck. It is a Westcraft with no back window. The original owner was a good, old cowboy, so you have your own spring loaded cowboy hat carrier on the cab ceiling. More photos available on request. Please call Bill at 402-450-4884 for more info or to schedule a test drive. This truck is a pleasure to drive and just needs someone who knows how to fix some of the minor concerns. It has all the features of a camper special, but is a comfortably driving half-ton truck. Bid early and often on this great find. You will not regret it! |
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