1963 Ford Econoline Pickup on 2040-cars
Glendale, Arizona, United States
Health
issues force sale of this 1963 Ford Econoline pickup truck. Original 170 ci; 6
cylinder, 3 speed on the column. It has
5 lug 14” rims. It has an alternator in
place of the generator, and solid lifters.
It has been started regularly, but not driven since I had surgery. I have a core motor and transmission that will be
included – a 1970 Maverick 200 ci 6 cylinder and automatic transmission, and a
Ford automatic column out of a van that I was going to put in it. I also have NOS factory stock mirrors and a
NOS transmission mount for the 3 speed transmission, along with the original
oil-bath air cleaner. I replaced the
side and rear glass with factory tinted glass and the windshield and rear
window have new rubber gaskets. As you
can see from the pictures, the clear coat is flaking. This is a solid truck and will be a good
project for someone. I hate to have to
sell it, but I just can’t work on it anymore.
Thanks for looking. If you have any questions, please ask. |
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