1964 Custom Ford Ranchero on 2040-cars
Fresno, California, United States
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Call or Text me if you have any questions: 1(559)999-7008 in Fresno,Ca. Will do trade for value of $19,000. Condition:The Ranchero is 90% restored, all major work is done, rebuilt automatic trans. and switched from 6 cylinder engine to 289 1960s Mustang engine. Engine is clean, well maintained and runs good. New AM/FM vintage stereo but not hooked up. I have more money in it than I'm asking for the car. Its time for someone to take it from where I left off. I have too many other projects and not enough room so the Ranchero must go. Features: Changed from 4 lug to 5 lug, has bucket seats with cup holder console, auto on floor, with custom 2 in. dual exhaust fabricated through frame with flowmaster exhaust pipes dumped over the rear end. Sounds great, that's why I didn't hook up the stereo. All new glass, new front and rear bumper, tail lenses and reconditioned grill, and paint color is 08 mustang sangria. History: I purchased the vehicle in 2006. Shipping and Payment: Buyer responsible for pick up and all shipping costs. |
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