1971 Ford F-250 Classic Survivor on 2040-cars
Palm City, Florida, United States
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This truck is solid, no rust, and there is nothing missing in fact there is a factory A/C unit and a extra set of factory hubcaps. The 360 V-8 runs strong and starts flawlessly. All the suspension bushings have been replaced except the left radius arm bushing, which I can replace or the new bushing will be included. The Interior is 100% original even with the Philco AM radio (does not work), no cracks in the dash pad. the body has been repainted black by an amateur. the box sides are a little dinged up but repairable. The original color is Mallard Green and Black. NADA valued this truck at $8300. The truck was bought new in 1970 by my grandfather. He drove it on the farm and around town, no long trips that I know of. So I believe the mileage to be accurate.
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