1969 Ford Truck – Ranger - F100 -- 360 V8 -- 63,000 Miles! on 2040-cars
Roodhouse, Illinois, United States
1969 FORD F100 RANGER 63,000 miles 360 v8 - Automatic New Battery & Radiator RUNS & DRIVES PERFECT WITH NO SHAKES AND RATTLES! 4 : New P235-75-15 Goodyear Wranglers INTERIOR: All Windows Work and are in Good Shape. Dash and Gauges Work and in Excellent Condition. The Carpet is faded, it is in Fair Condition. The Seats are White Vinyl with Gray Vinyl Inserts- Original and Near Perfect Condition -- see pics! The Door Panels and Headliner are in just as nice shape! Does have the Original Radio- There is an aftermarket one hooked up to the speakers and is located in the glovebox. Works good!! -see pic. EXTERIOR: Garage Kept -Unrestored- Touched Up In a Few Places-- (looks like a long time ago!) Near Original Condition. There are some small rust spots but the truck is in very nice overall condition for the age- All Chrome -- Good Condition! -- Very few Dings & Scratches! Does include Step Panels in the Bedside! Has Rubber Bed Mat - in the Bed. The rear bumper may not be original-- If you have any questions, please email or call Kevin at 217-589-4206 or 217-883-0857. Thanks for taking a look! |
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