While it is a roller and therefore needs to be transported with a trailer to a new owner’s home, it is today’s Good price or no dice The F250 also comes with enough additional parts that the move could require two trips. Let’s see if the price even makes one necessary.
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We can all agree that buying a project vehicle from someone else is almost always a bad thing. But what if the project has not yet been launched?
The 1967 Ford F250 with long bed is a scooter and therefore must be someone’s passion project. According to the seller, dismantling of the truck was carried out with the 390 CID V8 being removed and disassembled. There are also a number of additional engine parts, including what the ad describes as the 360 and 390 “virgin bore” blocks.
There are also redundant C6 automatic transmissions, 390GT heads, an Edelbrock aluminum intake, and a set of headers. According to the pictures in the ad, there are even more. Claiming that time constraints prevent the actual project portion of this project, the seller is offering the truck and all parts as a package deal for a brave soul who has both the time and the wrenches.
The truck part of the package looks solid but has a bit of a split personality. You can see clean two-tone paint on the driver’s side and a scabby patchwork of chipped and worn thin topcoat on the other side. This makes it look more like a rat rod from the curb, which might appeal to some. In addition, the truck has a lowered suspension and is equipped with a cool set of moon discs.
The cabin looks quite tidy, with a newly upholstered bench seat that looks inoffensive, full carpeting on the floor and, interestingly, on the dashboard too. Additional gauges dangle below, and an aftermarket stereo head unit sits in between. In front of it is a Grant steering wheel that looks like it requires a tetanus booster to touch. Everything in the cab – windows, locks, etc. – is manually operated, although it appears the truck has power steering and brakes.
All of which seems to make this a sensible and non-daunting start to a fun summer project. A clean title means the end result can be driven on the road with pride. What price could such pride actually command?
According to the seller, it is worth $7,500 including the lock and stock. They say that while they are flexible on price, they are not so keen on splitting up the group and selling the truck or parts of it separately from the package deal. Does that sound reasonable to you?
This project takeover involves a lot of work, starting with figuring out how to move it and all the heavy parts into a new home. Does it seem worth $7,500 to you? Or is that just too much to work?
You decide!
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