About this vehicle
1967 ford f100 fe 428 big block 4x4 truck. Factory California built 4x4. Originally a 352 v8 truck. 1 of 19 built per the Marti report. great truck to restore or fix up and drive as is. This truck has a 1970 428 police engine with 390 heads and factory 4 barrel intake. 4 speed transmission. I just put a set of obs ford aluminum wheels on it with 31x10.50 tires. This is a custom cab 2 tone paint truck originally. I have the ford Marti report with it along with the owners manual, original dealer license plate frame from Cali, 67 ford truck brochure, 67 service manual and clear Virginia title. I installed a new battery, new starter solenoid , new battery cables, the truck will spin over with the key but no spark at the plugs. The engine spins freely. This is a project and will need to be towed/trailered. Please see all pics for details and condition. Buyer has 30 days to pick up after it’s paid if needed. $500 deposit due within 24 hours of purchase. Please contact with any questions. Thanks for looking.
Vehicle Details
1967 ford f100 fe 428 big block 4x4 truck. Factory California built 4x4. Originally a 352 v8 truck. 1 of 19 built per the Marti report. great truck to restore or fix up and drive as is. This truck has a 1970 428 police engine with 390 heads and factory 4 barrel intake. 4 speed transmission. I just put a set of obs ford aluminum wheels on it with 31x10.50 tires. This is a custom cab 2 tone paint truck originally. I have the ford Marti report with it along with the owners manual, original dealer license plate frame from Cali, 67 ford truck brochure, 67 service manual and clear Virginia title. I installed a new battery, new starter solenoid , new battery cables, the truck will spin over with the key but no spark at the plugs. The engine spins freely. This is a project and will need to be towed/trailered. Please see all pics for details and condition. Buyer has 30 days to pick up after it’s paid if needed. $500 deposit due within 24 hours of purchase. Please contact with any questions. Thanks for looking.
Deposits are refundable.