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From the ad: "~1967 Ford F100 Roush Fenway built~
This is a ONE OF A KIND Roush Built F100
The truck was professionally done and that is obvious. The paint is in mint condition but has started bubbling on the doors along with one fender.
Roush removed the motor and the transmission after they decided they didnt have a use for the truck.
The truck doesn't have a title but one could be obtained.
The truck was used in a TV show for a while but was then sold."
I love how he says the paint is in "mint condition" and goes on to note imperfections in the paint. Classic car ad nonsense.
You can see the truck here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-F-100-Roush-1967-ford-f-100-roush-/111470326084?forcerrptr=true&hash=item19f4263144&item=111470326084&pt=US_Cars_Trucks
My favorite ad nonsense is "360 bored to a 390". Yeah. Quick back of the napkin shows that to be a bore of 4.211". People just make it up as they go along.
Wonder what tv show it was on? Reminds me of this crew cab that was hacked off. Also there was a short bed singe cab on another site that they cut the roof off of
Also, he claims it's a '67 but it has a '71 grille, post-67 hood emblems, etc. The ad has no shots of the interior, underside, engine bay or the inside of the bed.
"No, you can't see what you bidding on. And why would you ask? That'l be $3,000, please." No thanks.
Also, he claims it's a '67 but it has a '71 grille, post-67 hood emblems, etc. The ad has no shots of the interior, underside, engine bay or the inside of the bed.
"No, you can't see what you bidding on. And why would you ask? That'l be $3,000, please." No thanks.
Given the timing, there could be numerous tasteless jokes about beheading.
IMO, pointless. And the seller is clueless, whatever Roush may have had to do with this truck is long gone now.
Y'all sure are a grumpy bunch today. So the seller is full of crap and/or is ignorant. So what?
HAHA! You're right.
For myself I can say that after years of searching for "the one" through thousands of classified ads a man gets a little jaded. Poorly described and badly photographed trucks and dishonest or ignorant sellers could mean a really good truck slips through your fingers or you get taken for good money. It's just a little frustrating, that's all.
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Classic car ad nonsense. 
