1974 Ford F100 short bed shop truck hot rod short box L@@K

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We have up for auction a sweet little pickup! This is an 1974 Ford F100. This is a cool factory 2wd short bed. It's powered by what we were told as a 352 FE engine. The engine runs excellent. Loads of power. The previous owner said the engine has been rebuilt, and I believe it has by the way it runs. It also has some nice dual exhaust on it. The 4 speed transmission shifts well, clutch feels good. The front end feels tight, and this truck does have power steering. The brakes do a good job of stopping it. It does have some play in the gear box. This truck has had new floor pans put in, and the typical for this era wheel well rust has been repaired as well. The truck doesn't have any major rust that I know of. The truck has new black carpet and a custom upholstered factory bench seat. Yes, it has black alligator inserts! The factory dash and gauges work, less the temp gauge. The dash pad is cracked, but has a cover on it. It's wearing it's original paint color, and the paint is fresh. It's nice, but not perfect. The paint itself looks good, but it has some imperfections in the bodywork. The majority of it is on the bed sides. It has the factory radio installed, but not hooked up. It however has an aftermarket roof mounted cd player with speakers that works great. The tires are almost new, and it has some aftermarket aluminum wheels with black finish. This truck was made to be a fun little cruiser or shop truck. The idea of this hot rod truck is to get in it and enjoy it! We strive to be an honest and up front dealership, however we still recommend you having a third party inspect this truck for you before purchase. We can help assist in shipping as well. We are a licensed and bonded dealer in the state of Utah. We have no other fees after your bid, unless you want a 45 day temp permit ($46). Please visit us online, and bid to win, we are setting the reserve low! stautoutah.com
Here is a couple videos of the truck driving
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