1969 Ford F100 Swb Short Bed Lowered Hot Rod Rat Rod Patina on 2040-cars
Palmerton, Pennsylvania, United States
Engine:240
Body Type:regular cab
Vehicle Title:Clear
Sub Model: Base
Make: Ford
Exterior Color: Light Ivy Yellow
Model: F-100
Interior Color: Black
Trim: base
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 59,003
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Up for sale is my 1969 Ford F100 SWB Base 2-wheel drive truck. This truck was built in Jan 1969 in the Michigan assembly plant then delivered to Louisville district and sold at Paul Miller Ford in Lexington Kentucky..It was built with the 240 straight 6 and a 3 speed (on the tree) transmission. It's still wears it's original light ivy yellow paint with white trim. The truck currently has 59,000 original miles in it, and it runs like a dream! It's been in Kentucky it's whole life till I've purchased it. There is no rust and has great patina and everything works like it should. The bed doesn't even have any dents in it!!! You can just jump in and drive anywhere! The truck has JDM Dream Beams installed in the front, and their shackle kit in the rear to get that nice stance without cutting everything up. I think the lettering was put on by a previous owner.. It's looks great and looks old. You cannot tell if it's been put on from new or not. I have the right to end the auction at anytime cause for sale locally.. Please call/text with any questions! Thank you 215-651-3837 |
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