1983 Ford F-100 Explorer Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 4.9l on 2040-cars
Winona, Mississippi, United States
This is a 1983 Ford F100 Explorer Pickup with approxiamately 32500 original miles on it. The paint is original except the hood. The am radio was removed due to it not working. A modern stereo was put back in. The truck runs and drive great. The air conditioning system has a new condenser and blows cold. The radiator is new. The drive train is all original. The radius arm bushings were just changed due to old age. Truck was always owned locally to my location. All minor imperfections are age related. The paint has nicks and scratches here and there. NO RUST THROUGH ANYWHERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's just a cool old truck! It needs a special home that will appreciate it for it's original condition. This truck is too nice to just sit in the yard.
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