We are pleased to offer this 1966 Ford F100 pickup, finished in two-tone Rangoon Red and Wimbledon White. Body is straight and solid both topside and underneath; paint retains a nice shine and the bumpers, trim and glass are good with only light patina. Interior presents nicely with seat upholstery, headliner and carpet all in good condition. Gauges and lights are all working; original AM radio is for appearance only. So many of these pickup trucks, especially the long beds, were used (and used hard) as work trucks and they have the battle scars to prove it. We believe the bed, floors and body panels to be original on this one, a testament to an easy life.

The original 352 cubic inch V8 was swapped for a 390 some years ago (the FE engines are easily interchanged); fed by a two-barrel Autolite carb, it starts easily and runs very smoothly. All mechanical systems where overhauled during the restoration and this truck feels unusually tight and put together. Three-speed column-shift manual transmission feels good with no excessive slop in the shift linkage; clutch exhibits no grabbing or slipping. The truck stops straight, and both braking and steering systems perform just as they should.
This is a great looking classic pickup that runs and drives well, with the added bonus of long-term ownership history.