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Awsome Short Bed Ford F-100 Selling At No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1967 Mileage:0
Location:

Prattville, Alabama, United States

Prattville, Alabama, United States
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 LAST BIDDER WILL OWN THIS AWSOME FORD F100

"NO RESERVE" 

  I purchased this cool little truck a couple of months ago from a friend in North Carolina. He gave me such a good price I was able to spend a little time and money on it and now its time for someone to take over and finish her out to your taste and personality. The previous owner started the project with the removal of the original strait six motor and 3sp trans and replaced it with a recently freshened 351W and a 5 speed trans. He installed a new clutch, pressure plate and throw out bearing and had a pretty good start on having a nice little street truck. This is where he ran out of time and motivation and since the truck was up and running he put it away for later. So now I come into the picture and after some negotiation I purchased the truck. The first thing I did is drive it and put it on the lift for a through inspection. The truck was in good shape and the 351W ran fine which is fitted with a Weiand intake, Summit racing 750cfm carb and headers. The T-5 trans worked well and the paint and body was ok with some chips and nicks but overall nice. So I spent most of my time and money on the interior, suspension, brakes, exhaust and just general clean-up. A list of new parts and general service items are listed below and I have receipts for all.

  • fuel tank and lines
  • 3 core Champion aluminum radiator and flex fan
  • heater core
  • 2.5 inch dual exhaust from headers to 3 inch chrome tips
  • dist cap, rotor, points and condensor
  • belt and hoses
  • thermostat and housing
  • valve cover gaskets
  • battery and hold down
  • oil, filter, and air filter
  • molded carpet, dash pad, arm rests, door weather strips, headliner and seal plates
  • checked front suspension and lubed
  • new front brakes and wheel cylinders (rear almost new)
  • shifter boot

  So now we get to what still needs to be done to make this cool little truck better with the help of the new owner. In my inspection of the underside I found some repairs in the floor pans and some much needed repairs still needed to the cab towers where the cab bolts to the frame. I have bought the replacement cab towers for the new owner to install and go with the truck. All other cab and bed mounts are in good condition. All the front suspension is in good shape with a little play in the manual steering box but my friend had already purchased a used bendix power steering unit and a new king pin replacement kit that go with the truck along with the original body trim and the original radiator. All other areas of the chassis, body, frame and suspension look to be in good shape and very road worthy. I have driven the truck to work and back for a couple of days and it runs and drives the way it should. All the lights and turn signals work properly. The gauges are aftermarket for oil pressure, water temp and rpm's. The oil pressure at start up is 50psi and stays between 25psi and 35psi while driving. The temp has never gone above 190 because of the addition of the new radiator and flex fan. The tires are BFG's and have less than 500 miles on them. I have enjoyed working on this truck and welcome any and all questions you have and can provide many more pictures if needed. I offer this vehicle with no warranties written or implied but if you feel that I have deceived you in any way in this description I will refund your deposit minus any fuel cost if I deliver and with no negative feedback. The pictures should tell the story and again, ask questions. I can deliver the truck anywhere in the lower 48 for $1.25 per loaded mile on an open trailer or $1.50 per loaded mile for enclosed. I have the truck for sale locally and will listen to any fair offers or trades and reserve the right to end the No Reserve auction at any time so don't wait til the last minute to bid.

Happy bidding

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