- Green/White exterior
- White interior
- 352ci V8 engine
- Manual transmission - 3 on the tree
- Original transmission - not rebuilt
- Engine was rebuilt
- New interior
- Seats, dashboard, headliner all new reported by current owner
- Drum brakes
- Painted original color roughly 12-15 years ago reported by current owner
- No A/C
- Radio functions Am/FM with CD player aftermarket
- Current owner reports a functioning heater
A vehicle that laid the foundation to what makes the American pickup truck what it is – the people's vehicle – the Ford F-100 had a lot of things to love about. It was practical, powerful, and had everything you needed to get from point A to B and haul a bunch of stuff while you're at it. This particular 1966 Ford F-100 has withstood the decades of being a workhorse and is still going strong; with the engine reportedly rebuilt and a new interior, it has been well-preserved and even includes a few modern amenities to make the experience a little more comfortable. With 23,000 miles reported on the clock, there's nothing to hold you back from picking this truck up for your own collection.
Exterior and Interior
What's not to love about the classic design language of the '60s? This classic truck's appearance has aged like fine wine and still holds a sense of purity and radiates an honest, hardworking nature. The exterior is green and white to complement the exterior's beauty with some added contrast. The current owner reports the paint job to have been done roughly 12-15 years ago and it appears in great condition. Stepping inside, you'll find yourself in a white interior that reflects precisely what would be expected of a car from the '60, with the aftermarket audio system with FM/AM radio and its CD player being the exception. The current owner reports that the seats, dashboard, and headliner are all new, and although there isn't a functioning air conditioner, the heater is fully functional when it does get cold.
Engine
Although this F-100's workhorse years may be officially over, it doesn't mean that this truck isn't able to pull its weight. With a rebuilt 352ci V8 strapped to the front, this truck is able to deliver plenty of power to the wheels. This is done with a manual transmission, the original one at that, which has stood the test of time, in great condition since it was put to work in this truck as it rolled out the factory. There's no technology to get in the way of you enjoying the tactile feel and responsiveness of good old Ford engineering with this F-100, and with drum brakes to help keep its speed under control, is more than ready for what the modern day has in store for it.
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