1979 Ford F250 King Ranch Edition Restored Leather Interior, Solid Straight Az on 2040-cars
Tucson, Arizona, United States
Engine:400 Modified
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Used
Year: 1979
Mileage: 52,000
Make: Ford
Model: F-250
Options: Leather Seats
Trim: King Ranch
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Drive Type: 2 Wheel
If Ford would have built a King Ranch truck in 79, This would be it! Second owner 1979 Ford F250 2 wheel drive. AZ truck, straight body down all sides, no rust. 400 Modified engine and 4 speed manual transmission.
Truck was recently painted in exact Ford King Ranch two tone paint. Same as 2008 factory Darc Copper Metallic. Cab was painted inside, door jams and under hood. Cab and bed removed to clean and paint frame. Spray in bedliner, paint matched Linex, looks great. New side mirrors. New side marker lights. New grill, headlight surrounds, chrome grill base, headlights and clear marker lights. New bumpers, color match painted. New wheel well moldings. New tail lights and all chrome surrounds on tailgate and lights. Interior is breath taking! Leather every where just as you would expect in a King Ranch. Leather seat with embroidered logo "Ranched Out". Leather wrapped steering wheel, dash pad, door panels, headliner, sun visors, custom cup holder, speaker and amp inclosure. Custom carpet with custom floor mats. Viper alarm with remotes and ability to lock truck from anywhere with Iphone. Pioneer HD Stereo System with custom Sub woofer and amp enclosure behind seat. Power windows and locks installed. Switches look great in the two tone leather door panels. New glass and new tint on all windows. UV tint on windshield. All new weather stripping and door sill plates. A/C works great in summer time. Custom badging inside and out. Just a beautifully done Truck! Original Engine was rebuilt a while ago with crane HP cam, ported and polished heads, aluminum intake, new Edelbrock 750 carb with electric choke, new computer and distributer. Hooker headers with new high flow cats. New clutch and u-joints. A/C all hooked up and works great, holds charge, converted to 134a. New alternator and battery. New fuel pump, and sending units. Front and rear fuel tanks. New tires and rims. Truck is currently a daily driver. Its fast and a pleasure to drive. Compliments every time I stop. No expense spared on restoration. Call Dave with any questions 520-250-0078. |
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