1959 Ford F 100 Pick Up Custom Cab on 2040-cars
Yadkinville, North Carolina, United States
Body Type:fleetside short box
Engine:v- 8 292
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:gas
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: black and white
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: F-100
Trim: custom
Drive Type: 3 speed on column
Mileage: 27,000
Exterior Color: Black
What I have here is a 1959 Ford f100 Fleet Side Custom Cab which I believe to be mostly original. I bought this truck on ebay from a gentleman that said he purchased the truck from from a guy who had it in a barn, I believe that to be true. The body is straight with some surface rust but overall is very solid. Engine is a 292 v8 that starts right up and runs like a new one. The truck has been converted to dual exhausts and sounds great. (watch wideo). THe transmission works great and it has a 3 on the tree shifter, fun to drive. The interior is in very good shape for a truck of this age. it has the original radio in it which israre. Makes me think the truck had been in storage for some time. The tail gate is not original to the truck but is flawless. The grill is nice and not bent up and the other chrome is is decent shape. The tires are good and the wheels have a set of ford hub caps on them that i do not believe to be original to the truck but look fine. The oil has been changed, the front brakes relpace, by me. Now what it needs: it needs a radio antena, a right front wiper blade and and both door glass panels have a crack where someone slammed the door to hard. This truck is a candidate for a complete restore as the sheet metal is in great shape as well as the mechanical. Completely restored this truck will fetch 20k easy will be a reall heard turner. Drive it like it is and it is still a head turner.
Now, why am i selling it? Well, my wife dont want me to:-) She loves old cars and trucks: My daughter and her husband are in process for adopting a child. Our family has been donating yard sales stuff to help raise money to offset the cost. As I understand it is 50K via a agency in Texas so every little bit helps. I plan to sell this truck and contribute some of the proceeds to additionally help them financially.
The truck is availble to see prior to bidding if you would like. Any additional questions call me at 3364074963, my name is Mike.
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