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FE Power Forums => Private Classifieds => Topic started by: Ted on November 27, 2016, 06:32:14 PM
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I’m placing this ad for one of my aging friends who is not computer savy.
For Sale. 1967 Ford F100 Short Wide Pick Up
Age and health forces sale.
This was a frame off restoration. Everything rebuilt and I mean everything. Every bolt pulled and fixed. This truck has all available accessories including air conditioning, power steering, and power brakes. Interior is all new and replicates what was available in a top of the line pickup in 1967. The bottom side of this truck is just as clean as the topside. There’s over $35K invested. This is a bargain at $25,000.
Engine is a 390 Ford bored +040 over, mild Isky camshaft, aluminum intake, rotating assembly was balanced and the engine was professionally rebuilt including hardened seats in the heads for unleaded fuel. Rebuilt C6 automatic transmission, new Summit carburetor, electronic ignition, 3.25:1 rear end assembly also rebuilt. Engine was run in on an engine dynometer and thoroughly tested before installing back into the chassis. Drives perfectly.
All new paint and interior. Less than 350 miles since completely rebuilt. Needs nothing and ready to drive like a new one. This truck needs absolutely nothing other than someone getting in and enjoying it. Age and health prevents me from enjoying this vehicle. I hate to see this truck end up in an estate sale.
Pictures can be seen at this Craigslist ad.
http://waco.craigslist.org/cto/5894380623.html
Can be seen and driven in West, Texas. (West, TX is just north of Waco, TX) Ask for Bill. 254-826-5128
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For anyone interested, I just saw this pickup in person, and it is absolutely beautiful. The underside is as clean as the topside. Joe-JDC
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Always loved the 67-79 Short Box Fleetside PUs, years ago I owned a 67 Mercury 100 Short Box Fleetside, unfortunately, living thru too many Canadian winters (d@#m road salt!) took its toll. That truck looks fantastic, the 1970 grill looks great on there, as does the side trim. Nice to see one of these trucks escaped the clutches of the Gas Monkey gang. I hope it finds a great new home.