1957 - Ford F-250 on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
My rare 1960 Ford F-250 with a 5.1L 312 Y-block engine. I purchased this truck from the same gentlemen I bought my 1957 F-100 from. This truck was parked underneath an almond tree that had grown over it on his 10 acre ranch in Paso Robles California roughly 26 years ago due to his health. He had well over a hundred cars and trucks. The day I went out to the ranch I was told everything you see is for sale except the big yellow truck. I had to have it so I made them a solid offer. I have done nothing to this truck other than hosed it off and parked it in my garage a while back. Nice straight body, interior is nice as well. Rust only on bottom of passenger side door pillar and a tear on the front hood (see pictures please). A very solid core and should not take much to get her on the road again. Clean California title in my name and registered non-op. I apologize for the rest of the stuff in the pictures as I have had no time in a long time to move the truck. What I have done.. Removed rear bumper in order to fit it in the garage. Removed the A/C unit and started to prepare for restoration.
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