1966 Ford Custom Cab on 2040-cars
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
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There are two trucks for sale with this listing. Both are 1966 fords, both are project trucks.
The first one is primer grey. The body is in very good shape with no major rust or dents. Cab corners and fender corners are solid. The motor is a 390 out of a Thunderbird and is in unknown running condition. I HAVE NEVER HAD IT RUNNING. The second is a red and white custom cab. This truck was purchased as a donor to the grey truck. It has all of the side trim pieces, the chrome grill, nice dash cluster etc. This truck has the standard 352 V8 that i was told was running but I have never tried it. The idea is that the two trucks together will make one solid truck. I have another build going on so this one will have to go to someone who can get it done. These trucks have a lot of style and look really nice when they are all done! This could be a cheap way to get all the parts you need together to make a great truck! |
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