1966 Ford F-100 Pickup Base, 302 V8 W C6 Automatic Transmission From 1971 Ford on 2040-cars
Nampa, Idaho, United States
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This vehicle price is firm, I cannot and will not take less than $7500.00 for it. I have this much into it. The truck is amazing and so fun to drive. Please serious inquiries only. Will sell and show if call ahead and arrange time. Nothing fancy about this truck, Open the windows for air and close them for heat. Doors and Gas Tank Lock. Tank still behind the seat, should be moved someday. Pictures speak well of what you are buying. no real rust anywhere!! This 1966 has the Twin I-Beam Suspension and drives straight. Not ware of any accidents, no dents though.
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