1976 Ford F250 Truck Highboy 4x4 on 2040-cars
Washington, New Jersey, United States
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1976 f250. Highboy, which means it has a divorced transfer case and three driveshafts. 460 engine, bored 30 over, mild cam. C6 auto matic. Both engine and trans have about 10,000 miles on them. Axles are-front-dana 44, rear-dana 60 with 4:10 gears.Truck runs and moves. Truck as been parked for a few years. I was going to restore it but have no time for it. The engine and trans were the only things I got done then had no more time for it. The cab and bed should be replaced due to rust. Fenders, doors, hood, tailgate and bumpers are all in good condition. Truck has a 3 inch body lift, add a leaf in the front and has 2 inch thick traction bars in rear.. Since the truck was parked for awhile you will need to go over it, which means cleaning up the brakes and carb rebuild and so on. Tires are 35 inch and do have cracks.the wheels are vintage late 70's 16.5x10 aluminum slots in good condition with no curb marks, they are just dirty in the picture. This would be a great project for somebody.I use to drive this as my daily driver a few years back. I drove this truck about a week ago to where it is now, brakes should be checked and carb needs rebuilding. Any questions please ask.
IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT BUYING THIS CALL FOR MORE DETAILS 908-878-2235
I DO HAVE A CLEAN CAB FOR THIS TRUCK THAT I WOULD SELL TO THE BUYER FOR AN ADDITIONAL COST
THIS TRUCK IS LISTED LOCALLY AND I WILL END THE AUCTION EARLY IF IT IS SOLD LOCALLY.
WINNING BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE TO PICK UP TRUCK THEMSELF
TRUCK MEASURES ABOUT 83 INCHES WIDE FROM OUTSIDE SIDEWALL TO OUTSIDE SIDEWALL OF TIRES, SO IF YOU PICK THIS UP WITH A TRAILER, YOUR DECK HAS TO BE ATLEAST 83 INCHES BETWEEN YOUR FENDERS.
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