77 Ford Ranchero 351w 2b Gt Brougham Power Windows Tilt Steering Am Fm Cassette on 2040-cars
Dallas, Texas, United States
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE AT LEAST 10 POSITIVE FEEDBACKS. CALL BEFORE SUMMITTING OFFER OUR BUYING . I have a clear texas title signed by the last owner I never changed it over but its clean and clear. PLEASE KNOW YOUR STATE LAWS REGARDING TITLE TRANSFER. This car was sitting under open shed for over 15 years when I bought it. It has 83k original miles on it. The dash and clusters were crystalized do to the heat so I changed all of them. Everything comes on fine. The car was painted at Auto paint and repair shop in the last two weeks. It has Urethane single stage paint. Its a very nice paint job. There are two cracks in the dash top I replaced. I replaced the 2b carb. with a new original one, gas tank dropped and redone, ignition mod, plugs, wires, coil, battery, fuel pump, (QUICK RATIO POWER STEERING GEAR BOX), towing and hauling front and back shocks, brakes, master cylinder, oils fixed. All work on Ranchero has been dne in the last 10 months. The driver seat needs to be redone. The headliner, and carpet are new., All windows work, am fm radio work(cassette untested)it has AC, clutch not froze but have not tried to charged. New 235/70/14 tires, and wheels redone. Car runs and drive very good. 214-649-6722 jt |
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