1956 Ford F100 Hot Rod Pickup Truck Rat 351w! on 2040-cars
Tonawanda, New York, United States
Transmission:C6 auto
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Mileage: 1
Model: F-100
Exterior Color: blk
Year: 1956
Interior Color: blk
Trim: base
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: C6 automatic
Solid 1956 Ford pickup, great running '84 351w with Weiand intake and
Holley 4150 4bbl, headers, c6 auto trans with Hurst shifter, 9" rear
end. Perfect stock gauges with aftermarket mechanical oil pressure and
temp gauges, dash mounted sun super tach. All new brakes and shocks at
all four corners, astro turbine wheels with good tires, new 2" exhaust,
New rear e brake cables, all glass intact and operable, New headlights,
parking lights, and taillights wired with turn signals, all new wiring
harness and switches, new hood emblems, new grant style steering wheel,
black vinyl newly upholstered stock seat. Great old truck, everything
works, clear pa title, call, text, or email with any questions. Thanks! 570-447-6926
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