Ford F-100 1966

13500 USD

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER
1966 Ford F-100I purchased this truck in 2012 and took it down to the frame. Hired out the body/paint work, the engine overhaul, and the wiring. Did most of the rest of it myself with the help of my son (who is now in college, which, it turns out, is quite expensive). Odometer read 98,300 when I bought it. I have no idea of those were original miles or if had been around once. Odometer currently reads 1,876, so I’ve put under 4K miles on it since it came back together in 2013. It’s been garaged kept, and only driven in agreeable weather. I’m in Texas, and this truck does not have A/C, so that alone kept me from taking it out too much. Overall, it runs, drives and handles as well as one might expect from truck with no power steering or power brakes of that era. It’s safe, though, and the stick makes it fun to drive. Inspection is valid through September 2020. Clear title in my name in hand. I can’t ship it to you, but I’d be happy to cooperate with the shipper you hire to deliver it to you.1. Frame: Treated with POR15. Original leaf and spring suspension. New shocks. 2. Under the hood: 352 V8. Bored at .4 and rebuilt by Cook Auto/Machine in Bryan, Texas. Edelbrock 4-barrel carb. Reman fuel pump. New alternator.New radiator. New hoses. New thermostat. New oil pressure sending unit and gauge. New temperature sending unit and gauge. 3. Drive: Four on the floor in a classic H-pattern, with R up and to the right. New clutch. 4. Brakes: Drum brakes all the way around. New master cylinder. New cylinders/kits on each wheel. New pads. All drums have been turned. 5. Wiring/Electrical: All wiring has been redone with an EZ wire system. New battery. New plug wires. Electronic ignition. 6. Interior: The original seat has been re-upholstered. New seat belts. New carpet kit. Sound and heat proofing under carpet. The speedometer works, but the needle is off; it rests at 6 o’clock. My GPS tells me that 40 MPH on the gauge = 65 MPH on the road. Needs a headliner; I bought one once,tried to install it, and destroyed it and my self-confidence in the process. 7. Wheels: Tires are Sigma Shadow from WalMart. They were installed in 2013 and have about 4K miles on them. Original hubcaps have been painted. New wheel bearings all the way around.8. Bed: Treated pine. Stained. Clear coated. Locking toolbox from Tractor Supply. 9. Paint: Rangoon red exterior with Wimbledon white interior. At close inspection, you’ll find a few chips in the paint, but only atclose inspection. Overall, the photos are a good representation of how it presents on the road. You’ll get the thumbs up. A woman recently walked up to me at the gas station and said, “I don’t know. This truck just makes me smile.” 10. Miscellaneous: New wiper motor. Fuel tank has been moved from behind the seat to under the back of the bed; tank was purchased from CJ Pony (made for a 66 Mustang). Please feel free to email me with questions: My name is Adam, and I can be reached at . Call or text at nine seven nine, five seven one, four six zero six.https://youtu.be/LtZLgXOl7QAI have listed the vehicle in other places, so I reserve the right to end the auction early if it sells elsewhere. Thank you for looking.

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER

1966 Ford F-100I purchased this truck in 2012 and took it down to the frame. Hired out the body/paint work, the engine overhaul, and the wiring. Did most of the rest of it myself with the help of my son (who is now in college, which, it turns out, is quite expensive). Odometer read 98,300 when I bought it. I have no idea of those were original miles or if had been around once. Odometer currently reads 1,876, so I’ve put under 4K miles on it since it came back together in 2013. It’s been garaged kept, and only driven in agreeable weather. I’m in Texas, and this truck does not have A/C, so that alone kept me from taking it out too much. Overall, it runs, drives and handles as well as one might expect from truck with no power steering or power brakes of that era. It’s safe, though, and the stick makes it fun to drive. Inspection is valid through September 2020. Clear title in my name in hand. I can’t ship it to you, but I’d be happy to cooperate with the shipper you hire to deliver it to you.1. Frame: Treated with POR15. Original leaf and spring suspension. New shocks. 2. Under the hood: 352 V8. Bored at .4 and rebuilt by Cook Auto/Machine in Bryan, Texas. Edelbrock 4-barrel carb. Reman fuel pump. New alternator.New radiator. New hoses. New thermostat. New oil pressure sending unit and gauge. New temperature sending unit and gauge. 3. Drive: Four on the floor in a classic H-pattern, with R up and to the right. New clutch. 4. Brakes: Drum brakes all the way around. New master cylinder. New cylinders/kits on each wheel. New pads. All drums have been turned. 5. Wiring/Electrical: All wiring has been redone with an EZ wire system. New battery. New plug wires. Electronic ignition. 6. Interior: The original seat has been re-upholstered. New seat belts. New carpet kit. Sound and heat proofing under carpet. The speedometer works, but the needle is off; it rests at 6 o’clock. My GPS tells me that 40 MPH on the gauge = 65 MPH on the road. Needs a headliner; I bought one once,tried to install it, and destroyed it and my self-confidence in the process. 7. Wheels: Tires are Sigma Shadow from WalMart. They were installed in 2013 and have about 4K miles on them. Original hubcaps have been painted. New wheel bearings all the way around.8. Bed: Treated pine. Stained. Clear coated. Locking toolbox from Tractor Supply. 9. Paint: Rangoon red exterior with Wimbledon white interior. At close inspection, you’ll find a few chips in the paint, but only atclose inspection. Overall, the photos are a good representation of how it presents on the road. You’ll get the thumbs up. A woman recently walked up to me at the gas station and said, “I don’t know. This truck just makes me smile.” 10. Miscellaneous: New wiper motor. Fuel tank has been moved from behind the seat to under the back of the bed; tank was purchased from CJ Pony (made for a 66 Mustang). Please feel free to email me with questions: My name is Adam, and I can be reached at . Call or text at nine seven nine, five seven one, four six zero six.https://youtu.be/LtZLgXOl7QAI have listed the vehicle in other places, so I reserve the right to end the auction early if it sells elsewhere. Thank you for looking.

BASIC CAR INFORMATION
Price:	13500 USD
Make:	Ford
Model:	F-100
Year:	1966
Mileage:	1876 MI
Engine:	352 V8
Transmission:	Manual
Warranty:	Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty

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Ford F-100 1966

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