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This is an Arizona rust free straight body that needs to be restored. It has a V8 but unsure if it is a 292 or 312 or maybe a 352?
I no nothing about old Ford truck but have a friend that has one spotted that asked me to do a little research for him.
I was looking over some of the threads here and it looks like some of these trucks were factory built as 4X4 and some were converted by an outside company??
This is all of the info I have at this time and no pictures. I have a call into him as he forgot to tell me what trans it has.
See if he can get the numbers or better yet a picture of the data tag on the glove box door.
Scott
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1960 Comet mostly stock, summer DD
1979 Ranchero/Thunderbird 'Thunchero' 390 or 460 powered in the future...
1980-82 thunderbirds everywhere you look
1994 F350 IDI turbo getting a 1959 Mercury body transplant
1994.5 F250 PSD, 5spd 4" rancho on 35's
Just a few things. For 1960 just about any F100 or F250 4x4 you will find is a factory 4x4. Unless someone later added the 4x4 bits as some have done. On the larger trucks (F350, F500, and up) the 4x4s were done by Marmon Herrington and others in 1960. And all 4x4 pickups were long bed trucks - 118" wheelbase.
The factory V8 was a 292 - it was the only one available in the pickups that year. The six was the 223. There were 2 different transmissions available, a 3 speed on the column, and a 4 speed.
Just a few things. For 1960 just about any F100 or F250 4x4 you will find is a factory 4x4. Unless someone later added the 4x4 bits as some have done. On the larger trucks (F350, F500, and up) the 4x4s were done by Marmon Herrington and others in 1960. And all 4x4 pickups were long bed trucks - 118" wheelbase.
The factory V8 was a 292 - it was the only one available in the pickups that year. The six was the 223. There were 2 different transmissions available, a 3 speed on the column, and a 4 speed.
No one here has ANY idea of the value of this truck based on the description I oririginlly gave?
BTW, it is a 4 speed.
How long is a piece of string? answer that and I will tell you what your truck is worth lol
Scott
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1960 Comet mostly stock, summer DD
1979 Ranchero/Thunderbird 'Thunchero' 390 or 460 powered in the future...
1980-82 thunderbirds everywhere you look
1994 F350 IDI turbo getting a 1959 Mercury body transplant
1994.5 F250 PSD, 5spd 4" rancho on 35's
Estimate on price - based on asking prices I have seen in the last few years. $200 (major rust, not running, pieces missing) to $20,000 (nice condition, seller was way over optimistic).
The real value ends up being what someone is willing to pay for it.
I have still yet to decide if I am replacing my windshield. I dont think I have exhausted every option of getting the scratches out. I really want to keep it. I believe its original, It still has Ford stamped on it.
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One 7.3s, One 6.4, and Three 6.7s
2012 Raptor, way too fast.
Semper Fi
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