1967 F100 ranger with factory bucket seats

[ahannah]

I have a 67' F100 truck 2WD with factory installed bucket seats. The truck was sold through Fred Jones Ford, I am the third owner. The engine is a 360 V8 with 2 barrel carb, has a automatic transmission. Also has factory a/c and heater system. This was top of the line for its model year. The truck had been driven daily until I moved to Stillwater a couple years ago. The truck will run and drive it's just been sitting a while. All the trim and chrome is with the truck. This is a rare model of truck, I've never seen another with these factory installed options, or bucket seats as well. The passenger floor Ian is rusted badly in a spot, and the truck gas some rust but no pitting or real severe.

Any idea of the value? Or how many exist?

I will post pictures soon.

Thanks,

[sargentrs]

from Georgia! Can't wait to see her.

[1970FordTK]

Welcome from North Carolina and

[jimmy828]

from Asheville NC. Sounds like you have a rare survivor

[Mancar1]

Not Many. Welcome aboard from Gerber, Ca.

[Calfdemon]

from SoCal.

If you want to see just how rare your truck is with those options, then the best way is to buy the Marti Report for your truck.. The Deluxe version is what you will want as it breaks down your truck in several different catagories and shows how many of them that year were made with certain option combos. Plus there is a ton of other great info to have on your truck. You can order it here: https://www.martiauto.com/reports2.cfm

[chriscris]

Sounds nice, need pics!!!

[lennyp]

from Massachusetts.

[fireguywtc]

from Texas!

[timmytim]

Welcome from Alabama

[ahannah]

Hi all,

I finally made it back. Here are pics of my F100. It was my 1st vehicle when I was 16. Hoping to restore her soon. I wanna upgrade the engine, it's a 360; any advice or comments?

Best,

http://s893.photobucket.com/user/ahannah1/library/

[tac]

From Texas! Love the Mr. Gasket "FOOT" Gas pedal

[flyboy2610]

Hi all,

I finally made it back. Here are pics of my F100. It was my 1st vehicle when I was 16. Hoping to restore her soon. I wanna upgrade the engine, it's a 360; any advice or comments?

Best,

http://s893.photobucket.com/user/ahannah1/library/

Looks like a decent truck to start a restore project!
Ask yourself this question: How do I plan to use this truck? Is it going to be a long wheel based hot rod, or is this truck going to earn its keep by being a work truck?
If it's going to be a hot rod, consider upgrading to a 390, or maybe a 460 if you don't mind the extra work and expense of a different engine/tranny combo.
If it's going to be a work truck, then you may want to consider keeping it a 360. 360's make their torque lower down in the power curve, so they are excellent work truck engines. You can pull stumps with them. They won't make the HP of a 390 or 460, though. So the first question you need to answer is how do I plan to use the truck.