1967 Ford Truck on 2040-cars
Sparta, Tennessee, United States
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For sale is a 1967 Ford F-100. This truck has had a complete frame off restoration, with lots of new parts. The new parts include, a crate 302 engine with a edelbrock CM-500 4 barrel carb, wheels and tires, upholstery, padded dash, re-man transmission, mahogany gt-grant steering wheel, and lots more. The truck has new brakes all the way a round with disc on the front and drums on the back. The truck also has a new dual exhaust system. The wood in the bed of the truck has been professionally finished, and is in great shape. The motor is strong and runs great. All in all its a great running and driving truck. If your looking for that classic Ford truck that's ready to go, this is it. The odometer is showing 44,000 miles for the truck, however the new engine has around 1,000 miles. Here is a video of the truck running https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDRIoMwBfDc&feature=youtu.be |
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