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1975 Ford F-100 Xlt Ranger 4x2 ((low Miles)) ***survivor*** on 2040-cars
Year:1975
Mileage:10347
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This is it!!! A virtual time capsule!! A true survivor in GREAT shape for a 39 year old truck!! This is the one you've been looking for! All of the green paint appears to be original, some of the white has been repainted. It does not appear to have had any rust repair. The pictures show some minor paint "bubbling". Also, the truck has some hail damage mainly isolated to the hood. I'm not sure if the hail shows in the pictures. Even inside the bed of the truck is very good with normal scratches but no rust!! Tailgate is nice, the trim around the truck has some dings etc but the body shows no dents. Pretty good for surviving almost 40 years!! The interior is very nice. The seat is firm and not broken down, there is however some rips in the driver's area of the seat...as you can see. Nice door panels with some minor warping. Original headliner that's a little warped also. Dash is excellent with NO cracks or discolorations!!
Options: 390 V8...C6 automatic, factory AC. It is unknown if the AC works, the compressor is not frozen up. High line trim package XLT Ranger. Factory box side tool box. Please note: The lock is frozen and the door hasn't been opened for YEARS. Mechanically the truck starts, runs and drives very nice. The cab is tight with very minimal air leaks. It's amazing how tight this truck is after all these years!! Underneath, the truck has some normal seepage around the oil pan, but it's also amazingly dry underneath!!! The truck has 110,000 actual miles. The listing required the exact 5 digits, so the miles have turned over 100,000. Any questions?? If you have any I prefer phone calls as I don't check my email regularly. So for a faster response to any questions just give me a call. Tom 402-650-3849 The fine print: The reserve is set far below the $5000. mark!! I feel it's a fair number to allow anyone to own this very nice 1975 F-100. The winning bidder to send a $500. non-refundable deposit via Paypal within 48 hours end of auction. The balance to be paid in the form of certified bank funds, bank to bank wire transfer or cash at the time of pick up FOB Omaha, Nebraska. The truck is sold in AS-IS WHERE-IS CONDITION!! This is a 39 year old truck and I've done my best to honestly describe it's condition and runability. BID TO OWN...BUT BID ONLY IF YOU FULLY INTEND TO FOLLOW THROUGH WITH THE TRANSACTION...PLEASE!!! Again...any questions call me anytime!! Thanks!! |
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