Ford Econoline Pickup 1963 3 Window on 2040-cars
Sale Creek, Tennessee, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: MANUAL
Model: Other Pickups
Mileage: 999,999
Trim: PICKUP
1963 FORD ECONOLINE PICKUP 3 WINDOW MODEL,FOR SALE AS FIXER UPPER OR FOR PARTS,HAVE BILL OF SALE BUT NO TITLE.BODY LOOKS TO BE IN GOOD SHAPE FLOOR RUSTED OUT IN FRONT OF DOG HOUSE,DOORS LAYING IN BED OF TRUCK,TRANS LAYING IN FLOOR OF CAB AS SEEN IN PICS,I BOUGHT THIS FOR PARTS FROM A GUY WAS NOT MUCH THERE THAT I NEEDED, HAVE SOME GLASS TO GO WITH IT, ALL BUT DOOR GLASS I BELIEVE,TRUCK SOLD AS IS ,LOOK AT PICS AND ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING,WAS TOLD TRUCK RAN NOT TOO LONG AGO,I HAVE NOT DONE ANYTHING WITH IT TO SEE IF RUNS, HAS INLINE 6 CYL NOT SURE WHICH MOTOR IT IS.MILAGE NOT KNOWN FOR THIS TRUCK.
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