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1959 Ford F-100 Pick Up Original California Truck Red White And Blue Edition on 2040-cars

Year:1959 Mileage:16316
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This is the nicest riding driving truck I have driven in a long time. The time to move on to the next project has caught my eye. This came out of a private collection and has always been taken care of. Wine country truck no salt roads and  less than 20K Miles on rebuild Paint is strong and very bright. The tires are brand new, Brakes and entire truck is running and driving exceptional.

All the electrics work, indicators, headlights, brake lights, high beams, low beams, gauges all work gas gauge is dead nuts on, dash lights cabin lights........  No issues TURN KEY CONDITION, and it would drive anywhere. The 290 is very strong, it has no issues. The stock radio does not work but it is the factory motorola transistor. It has the stock floor mat that is in really great shape. The truck came from Nor Cal and is very dry. The under carriage has a rusty discoloration but no rust or cancer anywhere. the floors and bed are very clean and solid. I was going to have it under coated and Por-15 at a local shop and they were going to pull the bed off and do it frame and bed for 1300.00. I can pass along the information to the winning bidder.  This is a great truck to take out to Home Depot or Lowes on a weekend, Grocery getter , to a quite date some where special.

This truck Presents VERY WELL AND STRONG..... This is a winner at the bowling alley as well as the country club.. This is also a Great CEO CFO Friday car into the office.... Show everyone you have a world view but still young enough to get away with blue jeans and a pick up............ ......... Come on 1950's Red pick em up truck... What is cooler than that ....For sale locally..Good luck **** Note I ordered tail light lenses  and front turn indicator lens.... They will be installed before delivery............*********  photo 9_zpsca7a5a26.jpg  photo 1_zps3532737f.jpg  photo 23_zps5850e602.jpg 1959 Gate photo 40_zpsa32ea666.jpg  photo 14_zpsafd1dca2.jpg  photo 8_zpsd15493b1.jpg  photo 7_zpsea691991.jpg  photo 22_zps2ffa0c18.jpg  photo 16_zps3dd40a1c.jpg  photo 6_zps331f5d21.jpg  photo 5_zpscf7f4d68.jpg  photo 4_zpsb5016359.jpg  photo 3_zps3061c2f0.jpg  photo 2_zps168330aa.jpg  photo 0_zps8399ff29.jpg  photo 11_zps95677280.jpg  photo 12_zpsc7af744c.jpg  photo 13_zpsf31205be.jpg  photo 18_zps1e61f766.jpg  photo 19_zps068203ee.jpg  photo 20_zpsb176645c.jpg  photo 21_zps0cfe0e72.jpg  photo 25_zpsd6e3853b.jpg  photo 26_zpsc991a0ac.jpg  photo 27_zpsa036318a.jpg  photo 29_zps7bf68af7.jpg  photo 30_zpsa6516041.jpg


On Jul-30-14 at 12:06:17 PDT, seller added the following information:

Please note that this truck is also advertised locally. If you know you want it get a hold of me sooner rather than later. I will pull the auction is it sells..

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