Ford F100 Pickup 1955 Truck Shortbox 1953,1954,1955.1956 on 2040-cars
Butte, Montana, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:302 Ford
Year: 1955
Mileage: 67,400
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: V8
Model: F-100
Trim: Base
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: 2 wheel drive
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This truck has a nice start. It has a 302 ford engine out of a ford Granada with 67,400 miles on it . C4 transmission out of the same car. A 9" ford rear end. New side mirrors. New front springs and hangers and bushings. New tires and powder coated wheels. New rear shocks. Clear 1955 Title. All new brakes. It needs some body work and a new gas tank. Sold as is do to the age buyer is responsible for the shipping. Before you bid please check on shipping. Vehicle is in Butte, Montana 59701. After the sale $500 deposit with in 48 hours pay pal. Balance bank transfer, certified check, personal check checks must clear bank before picking up. Or cash on pick up. For more information please call Danny at 406-491-8406
On Oct-25-13 at 18:15:58 PDT, seller added the following information: This truck has a nice start. It has a 302 ford engine out of a ford Granada with 67,400 miles on it. C4 transmission out of the same car. A 9" ford rear end. New side mirrors. New front springs and hangers and bushings. New tires and powder coated wheels. New rear shocks. Clear 1955 Title. All new brakes. It needs some body work and a new gas tank. Sold as is do to the age buyer is responsible for the shipping. Before you bid please check shipping. Vehicle is in Butte, Montana 59701. After the sale $500 deposit with in 48 hours paypal. Balance bank transfer, certified check, personal check must clear bank before picking up. Or cash on pick up. For more information please call Danny at 406-491-8406. This truck is not running.
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