1977 Ford F250 Highboy on 2040-cars
Fountain Hills, Arizona, United States
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1977 For F250 HighBoy,
One family owned truck. Purchased New in Mesa Arizona and lived in Apache Junction on a farm. Rust free truck with original Paint. 351 M engine with 4 speed manual. 4x4 rig that can pull a house off its foundation. The only areas that I can say for sure that are not original are the tires/rims, and the upgraded sound system. sliding rear window, trailer brakes, manual windows/locks. She fires right up, drives just fen down the road. Has never let me down. Has push guard with high beam lights. I can't say enough about this beast, but that it truly runs great, and has given me and my boys a lot of fun. We are moving on to another toy so this must go. The paint does have fade in areas, the windshield lower drivers side has a spider web crack. dings, scuffs, minor dents. All things that would come with a truck this age. We thought about painting it, but we figured it can only be original once. Please let me know if you need specifics. I ask that a $500 deposit me made within 48 hour of auction end. Title is free and clear. I can help with shipping. That means I will be available to assist YOUR shipper. Truck must be paid for in full prior to truck leaving my possession. If you are local, please come out and see for yourself. If you are out of state and have a friend or company that wants to look at it please give me 24 hours notice. Thanks for looking |
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