1965 Ford F100 Shortbed,off Body Restoration on 2040-cars
Lexington, North Carolina, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:352
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: white and blue
Make: Ford
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: F-100
Trim: n
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Regular Cab
Drive Type: n
Mileage: 525
Exterior Color: white over blue
Pretend that you have walked into a ford dealership in 1965.This is a total off body restoration.Every piece removed,soda blasted to the metal,prepped with etching primer and painted with best paint avalible.I used ford factory colors,for easy matching,and to keep with the original idea.Top color is 1995 ranger white,bottom is a 2006 ford explorer,mettalic blue.This truck is new from front to back.Starting with a total overhaul of the original 352 bigblock V8.It has alittle over 500 miles now.Truck is setting on brand new firestone Indy 500 tires,mounted on Brand new Torque thrust II wheels.10' rears and 8' fronts.Truck also has a custom white oak floor in the bed.Interior is totaly new as well.Seat,headliner.all window seals all new.I spaired no expense and didnt cut ANY corners.The only changes i made from its original state is the custom made alluminim radiator,Tuned headers with duel 2 1/2 in pipes with flowmasters (classic mustang sound).And the custom White Oak floor in the bed.I also have the original wheels and centercaps and,radiator..This was a rust free truck.After soda blasting the only damage found,was on the right front corner,and it was repaired with lead.It had factory paint,so was probably damaged at the factory.All original metal,no reproduction parts.Almost 5 gal.of high build primer used,and blocked 11 times to give truck that 21 centery paint job.....Super slick,and like a mirror.I also have about 300 pics to show intire rebuild.Note i will ship world wide,and will deliver anywhere in the lower 48 states for 3.50 a loaded mile.If not in the USA,buyer will have to arrange shipping ,i will deliver to the port for 3.50 a loaded mile.......Feel free to call with any questions....336-240-8860
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