1972 Ford F 250, Camper Special, All Original, Stock, 390 Motor on 2040-cars
Vista, California, United States
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This is NOT an Auction sale, it is just a Regular Truck for Sale ad, or Best Offer, and you must come over, and pay for this truck, and then take it with you.... Paypal for Deposit Only of $ 200. and NO Deliveries.! 1972 Ford F-250 SPORT CUSTOM Styleside 3/4 , Ton Pickup. Original California Truck, BUILT in San Jose, Calif., and SOLD Originally at Sunset Ford in Westminster California. ( as per The Window Sticker, as Pictured. ) A Great pickup to Restore, Collect, for Work, or Daily use... .... No Smog ever needed. ! I am asking only $ 3,750., or a Best Offer....... My Cell .. ( 714 ) 599 – 1124. to see this truck, or make Offers, call from 11 am. to 9 pm. on my Cell Phone. ) If I am driving I don’t answer the phone so please leave message, and I will call you back. NO TEXTING...... I Don’t have Texting on my phone. I am in the City of Vista, California, 92083..... ( Near Oceanside, Calif. ) WHAT THIS Original Stock Ford F 250 PICKUP HAS : NEW: 1. Four Tires with less than 500 miles on them, Cost approx. $ 600. 2. New Master Brake Cylinder.. ( approximately 6 months ago. ) Cost ... $ 130. 3. New Battery.. ( Less than 6 months old. )...Cost .... $ 129. 4. Rebuilt Carburetor. ... ( July 15, 2014. ) Cost ... $ 425. This pickup comes with the ORIGINAL ITEMS as follows, and as per the Original Window Sticker.. ( as Pictured ). 1. ALL ORIGINAL STOCK. 2. Sports Custom Cab, Camper Special. 3. The Paint is Original Tampico Yellow, with Wimbledon White, Regular Tutone Paint.. 4. The interior is the Original Cream colored Nagahide bench seat, and the Original Nagahide matching door panels... ( as Pictured. ) 5. The Engine is The Original 390 – V-8, with a 2 Barrel Carburetor. 6. The Trans is a Cruise – O – Matic 3 – Speed. 7. It Came with The Optional.... Ratio Rear Axle. 8. Power DISC. FRONT Brakes, 9. Radio .. Am / Fm stereo, with cassette, changed from AM when the truck was bought new.. ( I don’t know if it was dealer changed or not, it does have Pioneer Speakers, and sounds great. ) 10. Original Factory Reduced Sound Level Exhaust. 11. Original Factory Yellow Tinted glass in both doors for Air Conditioning. 12. Air Conditioning..... Does not cool, I think it probably needs to be re- charged. 13. Super Cooling package with the Heavy duty Radiator. 14. 25 Gallon Frame Mounted Fuel Tank, with The Standard Fuel Tank... ( All original from the Ford Factory, both Fuel tanks, have a switch over valve inside the cab from tank to tank. 15. Power Steering. 16. Basic Camper Special, and wired from The Ford Factory for 2 Batteries, and it has the rear springs Ford Option. 17. The Original Camper Split rear cab window. 18. One used Spare tire with unknown mileage on it, and is on the Original Stock Rim. 19. EXTRA HEAVY DUTY CUSTOM MADE BUMPER.. Approx 3/16 inch to 1/4 in. thick steel, with heavy duty reinforcement. 20. California Licensed until September 2014. What this Pickup I think could use is the following : This truck runs great, and has a very Strong motor, but if I was going to keep it this is what I would do. 1. A tune up, with Spark Plugs, Spark Plug Wires, Maybe a new Distributor Cap if needed. 2. The windshield has a crack on the passenger side, it has been there even before I bought the truck in 1998, and it didn’t bother me, but to replace it would be up to you. 3. The interior looks great, and the dash does have 1 crack in it, from Dash Front to the Windshield over the Speaker, and the drivers area of the seat also does have a crack in the Naugahide, both of which I think can be repaired, but that would be up to you... ( as per the Pictures. ) 4. As just about ALL Ford pickups of the same years it does have some rust through on the cab rain gutter, one spot inside the cab, but if you are good with tools, and body work, it can be repaired, if I was going to keep it I would do it myself.... ( as Pictured from the Interior, approximately 1 inch high, and 6 inches long. ) 5. The A/C ( Air Conditioner ) probably needs to be re-charged so it runs cool again.. This is all that I can see it needs, besides a good paint job, because the paint on it is original, and is 42 years old. For a 42 year old Pickup I think it is in pretty good shape. If you were to restore this truck you would have a Really Nice Original Truck, if not then you would have a Very Good Work Truck. Cell Phone ..... ( 714 ) 599 – 1124. ...... or Home .... ( 760 ) 414 – 3937 ... No Texting, because I don’t have Texting on my phone. Thank you for reading my ad. George. |
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