1956 Ford F100 Longbed Project W/many Extra Parts on 2040-cars
Illiopolis, Illinois, United States
Up for auction is this 1956 Ford F100 Project Truck that currently has a 289-4 Barrel and a C4 Automatic Trans. Truck comes with complete set of extra Fenders,2 Extra Hoods,Extra Stepside Bed,front and rear bumpers and front and rear valances. New headliner and door panels. Has 6-Way Electric Leather Split Bench Seat. Volare front end with Power Disc Brakes.New Fuel Tank. Hood currently on Truck is a one piece steel tilt. Yellow pieces in pictures are custom pieces and the rest is Original sheet metal. Truck can be customized or put back to Original. This would be an easy drive while you work on Project on a Super cool 50's Ford Truck. Please ask questions before bidding and thanks for looking. Call 217-714-1718 with Questions.
On Mar-31-14 at 14:17:00 PDT, seller added the following information:
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