1978 Ford F-100 Ranger Lariat Edition. Must See. Low Mileage Custom on 2040-cars
Caldwell, Idaho, United States
Beautiful 1978 Ford F-100 Ranger Lariat edition.
The mileage on this truck is believed to be true and original at 42,800. This is a 2 owner truck that went from the original owner to his son. The truck is loaded and has been upgraded with a crate 400 V8, electric cooling fan, electric fuel pump, temperature control fan switch, new front disc brakes, new u-joints and a Holley 4 barrel carburetor. This truck also has factory power steering and power brakes and brand new dual exhaust Flow masters. The interior is immaculate. The seat, carpet and dash look great and all the electrical and gauges function properly. The exterior has been repainted once in the original color. The paint job is a very high quality base coat clear coat. The wheels and tires are brand new. Additional photos and walk around video are available upon request (Highly recommended, This truck with the crate 400 and the dual flowmasters sounds great) Clean and clear title We can beat the eBay shipping quote by at least 25% Call 208-800-2829 |
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