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I have just made a deal on this truck:

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I was looking her over this morning. There are a few little things that have been changed. Markers on the rear of the bed dual exhaust etc, The trans was savlaged out of a F-250 of around the same year. It replaced the 3-speed on the column. hurst shifter. The engine's long block was replaced years ago, so its not original but not new either. Its runs STRONG and idles every bit as smooth as my EFI 302. The duals that were installed many years ago still sound very good, original paint. She does have a few little rust bubbles in the paint, It comes with new carpet though it has not yet been installed. Its straight, some pretty big dents inside the bed from a gooseneck, but outside she is straight. Cranked fine with a weak battery. The old drum brakes still stop the truck fine.

I have agreed to buy her. Now I just have to get the $1,500. I hope the bank will loan it to me, They should.
1969 F100. All factory 360, 4-speed, candy apple red one owner. Incredible truck!
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Nice looking truck!

:wel: from Bama!

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looks good!

where are you located?
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Im located in the Piney woods of east Texas.

She will look a lot better after a god wax. I think under that glaze and dust lies factory vin code T candy apple red. I have nicknamed her "The barge" for now. I do not like the running boards, they are aftermarket but still prob date from the early 70's. I am also looking at rins. I have found som nice chromes for under $100 a piece. Im considering the vintage moon rims. She has sat in a barn for almost 15 years with only an occational dusting and drive.
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Looks good. Cant wait to see more pics.
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Where in NE TX? I grew up in Gilmer.
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I will post some more pics when i get her and ger her cleaned up. Im going to the bank this Friday so wish me luck. The owner has given me the option of paying the balance out but I prefer to get a loan. Im excited.
1969 F100. All factory 360, 4-speed, candy apple red one owner. Incredible truck!
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