1963 Ford F-100 Half Ton Fleet Side Long Bed With V8 80% Restored on 2040-cars
Glendale, Arizona, United States
1963 Ford F-100 Half Ton Fleet Side Long Bed with V8 80% Restored
Over $20K has been spent on the 80% restoration of
this vehicle with almost all parts having been refurbished or replaced. I have many receipts of the work that has
been done on this vehicle. This truck is
an original AZ truck with absolutely no rust and drives and runs like new. I always get a “thumbs up” whenever I drive
it! The V8 390 Big Block with brand new dual exhaust and C6 automatic transmission have been rebuilt with only 9K miles since rebuild. Everything under the hood has been replaced or refurbished. It has the original rear end rebuilt. Front disc brakes conversion kit and entire brake system is new with power brakes. The front end has been completely rebuilt. All glass seals and door locks have been replaced. The interior has been entirely restored (seat, seat belts, steering wheel, Dolphin gauges, carpet, etc.). It has a detachable face jvc stereo with door speakers. The list goes on & on!!!! For more information on this vehicle email or call me. You will not be disappointed! For more information call (623)256-4667 I reserve the right to remove this ad, the truck is for sale locally. |
Ford F-100 for Sale
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Scroll down for Ford's full press release on this EcoBoost production milestone, including a breakdown of where all the engines were made.
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