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Willis Wharf, Virginia, United States
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1980 Ford Courier. 3 owner truck with 48k original miles. Miss Roberta from Girdletree Md. bought it new and sold it to Mike in 2011. I bought it from Mike last September. This truck has always been garaged until I bought it and never driven in snow. 2.3 Pinto motor, A/C, auto trans. Soft ride package and rear step bumper were the options. There is a sparkomatic radio and speakers installed. A/C unit is an ARA package and blows cold. Truck runs and drives great. Seems to run better every time I drive it.. A little slow off the line but really moves quite well once it gets rolling. Plenty of pep and passing power @ 55 mph. Everything works except one license plate bulb. When I bought it I did a complete tune up, oil & filter, and new shocks all around. Interior of the truck is like new. No rips, see photos. Mike painted the truck and did a fair job. There was no rust on it but they could have done a better job. Several runs and some orange peel. There is a small dent in right front fender and a little ding in passenger door. If I was going to keep it I would sand and spray the hood due to poor prep work. Check out the pictures of the interior and engine bay, very clean and original. Truck will come with 4 matching whitewall tires that have at least 75% tread. I am
selling it due to the purchase of an investment property and some toys must go. Willing to deliver it within 300 miles from my house for a fee of $200. Otherwise I can help with getting it transported but that expense is the buyers responsibility. |
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