1966 Ford F100 - Vintage Twin Beam, Rare, Repainted, Rebuilt Original 352 V8 on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
1966 F100 twin beam. Great riding and driving tuck. A show stopper that turns head wherever it goes. It has super sharp red and white exterior with red and black interior. Has a great classic engine growl..... Incredibly fun truck! Whenever I drive it, passer-bys, honk their horns and give the thumbs up!!!
Engine and front end rebuilt, V8 352", 3 on a stick upgraded to Auto (C6?), nice two tone recent paint job, reupholstered seats, new floor cover, original OEM radio AM restored for authenticity with iPhone jack (note: one speaker mono in dash), new battery, many restoration touches. Comes with original Ford instruction manual, seems to have been originally sold in Florida (from name inside original instruction manuall). From what I was told from original owner (but I do not have any documentation on this), truck has had a rebuilt front end, new rings, bearings, timing gear chain, starter, fuel pump, and more. I added the original AM radio from that period (mono one speaker in dash) with the iphone jack (Joe's Classic Car Radio added small circuit board integrated into older system!). I had work finished which includes new distributor, Weber carburator totally rebuilt, repaired emergency brake by finding missing undercarriage lever, added red seat belts to match red upholstery, replaced all fluids, and other maintenance, and it wasn't cheap. Engine starts right up. Sounds great..... (in California you are not required to to Smog, so its has great original sound!) Truck runs good. Looks like it has not been in any accidents for we saw no puddy, etc. work underside. I also added interior side panels on doors with original aluminum trim (not pictured). Truck bed looks like it was covered in black powdercoat. More pictures coming. I did not initially restore the truck and so cannot verify all claims nor was I given any paperwork. Truck was purchased to use as a picture vehicle in some media and was driven very little in the last year, but enough to keep it well-running. For that reason, I cannot offer any in depth details as I was not part of the major restoration process. So there are no implied warranties or guarantees. Truck is sold "as is." Buyer must pick up or arrange own transportation or hauling. |
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