1955 Ford F-100 Pickup, Been In Storage Over 20 Years on 2040-cars
Bastrop, Texas, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Ford
Drive Type: two wheel drive
Model: F-100
Mileage: 9,967
Trim: standard cab
This pickup had belonged to a friend who bought it to restore. He started the project three years ago and it was pretty nice then. No rust and no bed. There are two sets of fenders as he wanted to mount a spare tire. You have your choice of rear fenders. The Grille is straight. The doors are good. Front fenders need a minimum amount of work. It has the original bench seat as seen in the pictures. He bought this F-100 which had been in storage for over 20 years. The bed had been removed and discarded. There is no motor or transmission. It has all the interior and exterior trim and gauges. He has disassembled it and done most of the hard work. Heart problems forced him to sell. This 55 F-100 is in Central Texas (Austin/Bastrop). Check out the pictures and call Maurice if you have questions or need more pictures. Home (512)345-2232 or Cell (512)964-3232. It is rare to find a nice truck in this condition. (58 years old) The new owner will need to make his own arrangements to pick up or transport it. Clear Texas title in hand. Winning bid must send $500. deposit to PayPal within 24 hours. Balance due within 10 days of closing bid. Good luck on your bidding.
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