1967 F100 Ford Ranger Truck on 2040-cars
Sheridan, AR, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: RWD
Model: Other Pickups
Mileage: 102,000
Trim: ranger
nice old 1967 ford truck f100 ranger short bed, no rust or dents, excellent glass, all original except 4 barrel and headers, mostly one owner truck with son taking over after father's death last few years, 352 motor sounds really great. It does smoke a little but I really think its the carb loading up but not completely sure, it runs and drives great with tons of power, all guages work, lights, and horn. Its automatic, AC which is ice cold but I did have to put a charge on it and the blower motor makes a little noise, front disk power brakes, power steering, kenwood stereo with power antennae, nice wheels and tires, was told 102,000 original mileage but not 100% sure on that. interior is in nice shape, paint looks good at about 20 feet but does have some scratches and chips, especially on top of tailgate. worst spot on paint is under gas filler where gas dripped down and messed up the paint there. overall its a really nice driver truck with a lot of potential. check out the pics and I can always send more if needed. This truck was restored probably 20 years ago. it is missing a long piece of chrome on one side. bid if you're 100% sure, otherwise feel free to send me questions or come check it out in person. clear AR title.
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