1970 F-100 Custom Short Bed No Reserve!!!! on 2040-cars
Canton, Georgia, United States
Engine:six cylinder
For Sale By:owner
Drive Type: rear
Make: Ford
Mileage: 100,000
Model: F-100
Warranty: none sold as is
Trim: custom short bed
Here is a 1970 ford f-100 custom short bed that someone installed later model six cylinder and almost had it finished!! Engine turns over freely with a good battery. Not currently running but it looks like it would with very little work. All the fluids look good. Everything looks completed except for the exhaust. It looks to have the original 3 speed column shift transmission that looks complete. Brakes also seem to be in working order. Very nice dash pad with no cracks, decent seat showing little wear on driver side only. Very nice steering wheel with only one crack. The body of the truck seems to very solid as well. Surface rust only in the bed floor!! ( No holes). Great bed sides with a shallow dent on driver side rear that will probably pop rite back into place with ease. Extra tailgate included. Very little rust in the floor pans , bottom of door etc... Perfect inner fenders ,rust free hood and front fenders. Later model steel wheels with a complete matching set of mastercraft tires with plenty of tread. Great truck with a lot to offer. This should be a easy quick fix at a great price!! Dont miss this deal with a NO RESERVE ! Bid to win .
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