1964 Ford F-100 Cab With A Title ! on 2040-cars
Yadkinville, North Carolina, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:None
Drive Type: None
Make: Ford
Mileage: 100,000
Model: F-100
Trim: Custom
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
1964 Ford F-100 Custom Cab.
This auction is for the CAB ONLY - Frame nor small block chevy engine shown in picture is part of this auction.
Cab has all window glass - Windshield - Back Glass - Vents & Door Glass all in good shape.
Dash is intact - No Steering Column - no Steering Wheel - No Seat - No Gas Tank.
Rocker's are in great shape - passenger side cab corner needs minor repair as does most at this age.
This Cab comes with a clean North Carolina - numbers matching - in my name - title !
Can provide other pictures up on request .
Winning bidder is responsible for pick-up or arranging all aspect of shipping to their location.
If picking up, winning bidder is responsible for bringing enough man power to load item.
Thank you for looking.........questions can be answered thru e-bay e-mail or by calling (336) 244-0513 before 9 pm est.
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