1966 Ford F100 on 2040-cars
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States
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For auction, 1 farm fresh 1966 for F100 pickup truck, This truck is a custom cab, long wheelbase truck with a 352 Y-block engine and a (granny low) 4 speed manual trans. This truck would be a daily driver if I did not have a company pickup truck. If you are the winning bidder you can pick it up and drive anywhere in the country. It runs smooth and shifts very smooth. This truck does not have power steering or brakes but it is still a very easy truck to drive. Parking lots are a little tough but still do-able. The exterior was repainted a long time ago and the red and white top have a great patina that gives it the great original look. The left front fender was damaged when the previous owner forgot to torque the lugs when he rotated the tires himself. There is a little rust in the floorboards but none in the outer body. The truck spent 46 years in western Nebraska so it has very little rust. The interior is in pretty good condition with the exception of the aftermarket seat cover is starting to tear. I bought this truck with the intention of making it a streetrod. I just cannot bring myself to alter such a nice old example of a 1966 f100. It does have emblems and hub caps from a 1969 f100 Ranger that were added somewhere along the way. Rear marker lights and low mount swing away mirrors and bed rails were also added but could easily be returned to stock. Add ons look good and have resale value if you go back to original. This truck is lots of fun and gets lots of looks and comments. Bid with confidence because this truck has what truck guys want. |
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