Frame-off Restored 1966 Ford F-100 Pickup! on 2040-cars
Buford, Georgia, United States
Adams Classic & Collector Cars is a family owned business that
specializes in the sales and consignment of classic, exotic and
collector cars. We are in this business because of our love of cool
cars. Collector cars bring back great life memories and can be a
fantastic investment that you can actually enjoy in today's economy! We
provide a relaxed and enjoyable buying experience and have a policy
that the traditional high pressure sales experienced elsewhere is
completely against the rules with us.
This is by far the nicest F-100 we have ever had. Frame off restored and like new! 1966 Ford F-100 Pickup - Frame-Off Restoration! This truck runs and drives perfect. Like every car and truck we bring into inventory, our dealership owner drives them home for a couple of days to find out what the cars and trucks need to have sorted out or repaired before listing them for sale. After two days of driving this little truck, we could not find ANYTHING that it needs at all! This truck fires right up, drives perfect and needs nothing. This truck is ready and reliable and could be driven daily or taken to shows where it will surely win any truck class it enters. The cost of this restoration would far exceed our asking price. This truck has power steering, automatic transmission, and cold vintage air....all new! This is as close to a new 1966 Ford F-100 as you will find. Trucks are very hot and going up in value fast. Call us today, we usually sell every truck we list before the Ebay listings end. We have many more vintage trucks in stock as well...call today! Our website AdamsClassicCars.com Call us today to discuss...(770) 932-8252
We are open to trades for nice classic and collector cars only. Collector car financing also available for qualified buyers. AdamsClassicCars.com Call Adams Classic & Collector Cars today! 770-932-8252 |
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