1967 Ford F-100

VIN F10YLA29058

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1967 ford F100 Ranger short box. Body off the frame restoration completed spring 2024. PPG base coat/ clear coat Wimbledon white and Royal Maroon 2 tone paint. All the chrome is new, upper side trim new. Has Craftec Tonneau cover. Truck came from Missouri. Has original 352 motor that has been disassembled inspected and found it had a recent overhaul. So we reassembled it with new seals and gaskets. motor has aluminum accessories, billet electronic distributor, power master mini starter, long tube headers, Holley 350cfm 2bbl carb, 140 amp 1 wire alternator, aluminum 3 row radiator and electric fan for A/C cooling, has power steering and power front disc brakes. Has front lowering beams, front end & steering rebuilt or new, brakes are all new. Has rebuilt C6 Automatic transmission with Lokar floor shifter. Interior has Dakota digital dash gauge kit, Old air products a/c- heat and defrost, new headliner, new seat belts, new ACC carpet and mats, 15" grant steering wheel, all door and window seals are new, new firewall pad and new Kwik wire fuse box and wiring harness. Tires are P235/70R15 front and P275/60R15 rear. Truck is built for show or driver. I have put about a 150 miles on it so far. Rides nice.

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Year
1967
Make
Ford
Model Family
F-Series
Model Generation
5th Gen
Model Variant
F-100
Model Trim
-
VIN
F10YLA29058
Mileage
150 mi TMU
Originality
Modified
Engine
352ci V8 (FE)
Transmission
Automatic
Drive Type
Rear Wheel Drive (RWD)
Vehicle Type
Automobile
Body Style
Pickup
Driver Side
LHD
Doors
2 Doors
Color Group (Ext)
Burgundy
Color Group (Int)
Black

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