1967 Ford F100 Red

The fifth generation Ford F series trucks was introduced in 1967, it was built on the same platform as the fourth generation F-series trucks. The fifth generation had sharper styling lines, a larger cab and greenhouse, and expanded engine options. Frames were beefier, and trimline and features were reorganized. The truck were extremely popular and helped cement Ford as a leading manufacturer in the light truck market. While discontinued in the US in 1972, the trucks were produced all over the world all the way until 1992.
GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this restored 1967 Ford F-100 for your consideration. Having been in the family for many years, the truck was passed the original owners grandson in 2003. The truck was subsequently restored with the owners father and was completed in 2013. A large amount of work was completed on the truck including a professional repaint in Chevy Torch Red. Nearly everything was addressed during the multi year restoration and excellent documentation was supplied as well. Key features include a rebuilt, numbers matching 352cid V8 mated to a 3-speed floor shift manual transmission. The cab, doors, fenders, and bed all received some sort of massaging to bring the truck back to factory tolerances. New upgraded parts include headers, Flowmaster exhausts, repositioned fuel tank, new wiring harness, new stereo, new wood steering wheel, new seats with waterproof covers, 15in alloy, wheels, and a clean bed.
Benefiting a restored vehicle, the body and interior of this truck is stunning and the custom paintwork really shines. A ton of memories and family history is inbound with this truck and the current owner is looking for a loving family to keep this truck in tip top shape. The truck is as tough as they come with new power brakes, steering, or a/c. Comes with two keys.
To see over 80 photos of this car, including undercarriage please visit our website www.grautogallery.com

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Camionetona !!!!

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Just to let you know, Ford never had this concept of "numbers matching". that was a chevy thing. So don't use that as a selling point

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Man , what a truck! Love it . Chevy trucks get out of the way , Ford trucks have taken over.