1963 Ford F-100 Pick-up Truck $29,900 Or Trade on 2040-cars
Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania, United States
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1963 Ford F-100 pick-up truck $29,900 or TRADE
Location: Tobyhanna PA USA 18466
Contact: Joe (570)-656-9582
Trophy-winning 63' Ford F-100 for sale! This is a perfect truck to take to shows or enjoy for summertime cruising! The truck has a straight 6 engine that was swapped out and rebuilt with approximately 2,000 miles on it.
Features of the truck include a blue exterior with airbrushed ghost flames, black and blue 2-tone cloth interior, and is equipped with a 3-speed automatic transmission. 8 out of 10 excellent conditions, drum brakes all around with power assist, CD player, and heater.
Records and receipts have been kept since the restoration on a majority of the work, it has always been well maintained and always garage kept. Painted dashboard and roof on the interior, 2 barrel carburetor, Southern truck originally from Texas, clean undercarriage, new chrome with zero pitting, solid chrome smoothy wheels, and brakes and tires are in great shape. There is a roll on Ryno liner in the bed of the truck and it comes with a clean title and fresh fluids.
Please call Joe at the phone number above to ask additional questions, see the truck, or to make an offer. No reasonable offer will be refused. The seller is also entertaining TRADE OFFERS and PARTIAL TRADE OFFERS, which would include trading for a high-quality street-rod or a muscle car. Call today to discuss! Thanks for looking!
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