Old School Gasser! 67 F100 Shortbed Tilt Front End! on 2040-cars
Sewickley, Pennsylvania, United States
Beautiful 1967 FORD F100 GASSER Hot Rod truck. Built by Cox Automotive as a fundraiser for Christian Leadership Concepts. Built from the ground up to replicate a Gasser built in 1967! Frame cleaned and painted with POR15, all new brake lines, wheel cylinders, hardware, drums. Beer keg fuel tank, ladder bars, new clutch assy and new u joints. 302 FORD V8 with Edelbrock carbs on Edelbrock FX8 Cross Ram intake, Competition Cams, Pertronix ignition, 5 speed manual overdrive, new internal regulator alternator, new starter. Tilt front end, Arizona cab with zero rust, southern bed, gorgeous aqua paint job. New windshield, new weatherstrips and glass runs, interior refinished aqua/white, seat reupholstered by Wicked Stitches in two tone aqua/white with new foam. Truck runs and drives great.
All proceeds from sale go to support Christian Leadership Concepts of Pittsburgh. |
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