1972 Ford F250 Sport Custom Camper Special

Description

This is my 1972 Ford F-250 Sport Custom Camper Special. It has 75,817 original miles, it looks great, and it runs and drives nicely. The truck has been registered with the last owner in Michigan since 1995. He told me that is has been stored in a garage in Arizona each winter since he owned it. The low amount of rust on the truck shows that is has been away from the damaging winter conditions of Michigan. As far as the rest of the truck goes, it looks like a well taken care of daily driver in overall good condition. The pictures describe it better than I can, but the paint looks good and the interior does too. All the chrome is there in good shape, and the lights and electronics work as they should. The windshield was cracked when I bought it, however it was just replaced with a brand new one.The seat has a small tear in it, and the metal on bottom of the door as well as along the door sill has been removed off rust and repainted blue. The dash is cracked in one spot, and has been somewhat repaired with blue vinyl. Finally the radio is missing, however the bezel for it is still there.Bottom line: it's a well-taken care of, totally stock daily driver in good condition with low miles and little rust.
Mechanically, the truck is great. It starts immediately every time, stays at a smooth idle, and has plenty of power. The transmission shifts well into all gears, and the steering feels tight. It's a very reliable truck and I wouldn't hesitate taking it on a road trip right now. The rear tires have just been replaced with brand new ones, and the fronts are in decent shape. It's not leaking any fluid, my driveway has no spots. I made a video of the truck idling and I will attach the link below.
https://youtu.be/J5SLxZkk0fA
This is a beautiful, unmolested truck that has the potential to be fully restored, or driven daily. I have thoroughly enjoyed having this truck in my possession, and I hope the next owner enjoys it just as much as I did. Thank you for looking at my truck, and feel free to ask me any questions you may have.