1967 Ford F100 Ranger Short Bed on 2040-cars
Akron, Ohio, United States
Engine:352 FE
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Used
Year: 1967
Exterior Color: Tan
Make: Ford
Interior Color: Red
Model: F-100
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: Ranger
Drive Type: Rear Wheel Drive
Mileage: 8,417
Sub Model: Ranger
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
I am selling my 1967 Ford F100 Ranger Short Bed Truck. I had plans on hot rodding this truck but simply do not have time. The truck is in overall great shape. 352 FE V8, power steering, all trim intact, body is straight, frame is solid, glass is intact and in great shape, vent windows work, interior is in great condition including gauge cluster, and floors are solid. Included in the auction is a 2003 Ford Crown Vic front suspension that is complete, hub-to-hub, bolt in replacement for the twin I beam suspension. This is a great fitting front suspension upgrade that give the truck a 5-6 inch lower stance, rack and pinion power steering, and 12 inch disk brakes. This truck would make the perfect candidate to restore, hot rod, or rat rod. The mileage shown on odometer is believed to be correct. 8417 mile. I am not the original owner of the truck but the trucks condition shows no indication of the odometer turning over. The interior, exterior, and bed floor condition support the odometer reading. The transmission is missing. it was removed at one point and was not available when I purchased the truck. The body is in overall solid condition. The paint is original. The body panels are straight and not dented or beat up. The trim in all intact and in good shape. The glass is all intact and in good shape. There is some rust as the pictures show. The tailgate is the worst spot on the entire truck, it will need replaced. The drivers door has a nickel sized hole in it that will be an easy repair. The left cab corner has a rust hole in it, but not rotted away. The right cab corner is in good shape. Both inner cab corners are soft but easy repairs. The doors open and shut solid with no "drop" when opened. Both door jams and rocker panels are in great shape. The interior is in great condition showing very little wear. The carpet, dash, seat, gauge cluster, and steering wheel/ column show very little wear. Both fabric door panels are starting to sun fade. The frame is in good shape, it has some rust scale towards the rear but nothing that is structural. The frame is solid. the right front inner fender has some damage below the battery tray from a leaking battery. It is repairable. The cab floor is solid. The bed sides and floor have some surface rust but along with the rest of the truck are straight. The pictures show the true condition of the truck. It is in overall great shape for being 47 years old. This truck can be taken either way. It is nice enough to restore but could easily be turned into a hot rod or shop truck. If you have any questions or concerns about the truck please email me or call me at 330-472-8009. Thanks, Ken |
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