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1974 Ford F250 Custom Hi-boy on 2040-cars

Year:1974 Mileage:93642
Location:

Baker, Montana, United States

Baker, Montana, United States
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 Body and frame are pretty much rust free, but body has several dents. Bed is in rough shape - floor has been replaced with diamond plate steel.  Pictures will best show body condition.  This has been on a working ranch, and will go pretty much anywhere.  This would make a good project / restore truck, or could be turned into a great mud outfit.  This had 2 fuel tanks, but rear tank has been removed at some point - the only tank is the cab tank.  4 wheel drive works great, truck has the divorced transfer case.  The main problem is the worn flywheel ring gear, truck has been pulled to start, but starts and runs great.  Has had power steering conversion upgrade kit installed.  If the buyer would prefer, we could install flywheel ring gear prior to vehicle pickup.

Buyer is responsible for all shipping arrangments. 

Payment in full is needed at completion of auction by winning bidder, to get the title sent by certified mail.

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