1957 Ford F-100 Pickup Truck on 2040-cars
Trevor, Wisconsin, United States
Engine:302
Make: Ford
Trim: f100
Model: F-100
Mileage: 0
Drive Type: 2wd
I am selling my grandfathers 57 ford truck. It is 80% restored, it has a 302 tri power thats been completly rebuilt and dynoed at 245hp. It has a holley electric fuel pump, dual stainless exhaust, headers, tilt steering, all new wiring, 3spd auto lokar shift, and 3 duece carbs. It runs and awesome! You could eat off the underside of this truck its so clean!! The only thing this truck could use is a paint job, the person he had paint it didnt use a clearcoat or something, because we spilt some gas on the side one day after filling it up and the paint peeled right off. Other than some scratches here and there this truck is in amazing condition!
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