1953 Ford F-100 Pickup

Current owner for 17 years
Maintenance records since 1983
An original example of the desirable 1953 F-100 Pick-Up Truck (50th Anniversary model)

A great Survivor and structurally solid. No aftermarket modifications. Very clean and mechanically very good condition

Includes Owners manual and model specific shop manual
Engine rebuilt in 1999: 1954 inline 6 cyl. OHV 223 cu. In.
3 speed manual on the column
Located in Raleigh, NC
Clean NC Title

Asking: $14,500
Phone calls preferred and prioritized over email: 919-449-five-two-nine-six
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Great looking truck and sounds like a clean bill of health.

 

Thanks for the kind remarks. Here's the local CL post with more pictures. http://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/5283935556.html

 

Cool truck , hope you get your asking price.

 

I've got the 5.4L in my 2004 Expedition. 140k miles and running smooth. Was lucky with the spark plug replacement. None had the infamous "break" issue.

 

Getting some bites and was asked to take pictures of undercarriage, headliner and engine bay.
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Engine bay

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I'm surprised someone hasn't sunk their teeth into it yet.

 

Same here, but encountered some good conversations over the past 3 weeks. Two are re-sellers and they impressed me with their knowledge about this vehicle. Both made offers but are low because they need to flip it for a profit. Both acknowledged my price is where they would offer it at retail. So I have some flexibility on the asking price to better fit private party, non-retail sale. Anyone interested in the $12.5k range, we can work it out.

 

Don't you just like these guys that expect you to take the lose so they can make a profit.

 

Looks like that you and I are on the same page. I can appreciate these independent guys are running a biz, have to feed the family and make a living. As I'm now over 50, gone are the days of buying my cars from dealerships. Last 4 vehicles I purchased were from private owners. High quality, high end cars at very low cost compared to new and dealer lots. Amount of money saved in buying and owning those 4 cars contributed nicely to retirement savings....and I still get to drive upper end cars with performance from V8 power.

 

S O L D !

 

Good for you!!!
Hope the truck went to a good home