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In 1975, Ford approved a Carryall and a Panel conversion in limited quantities for Mexico and South America. The current Owner made a trip to Mexico in 2018 to buy a Carryall and spotted this Panel there as well. Used for deliveries, it had been parked when the business was sold. Historical ownership documents, original window sticker, original bill of sale and recent service records are included. Clean and clear title in Owner’s name.
The Beige repaint was done by the previous owner and nicely suits this body style. Original color was Oro translated in English as Gold. First impression is classic 70’s Ford F100, then the panel catches your eye and flows nicely with the body lines. Aftermarket 16 inch polished alloy wheels, deep tinted glass and black side mirrors set it off nicely. Grill is handsome and in great condition as are the heavy duty bumpers painted in white.
The cabin features Gray cloth bucket seats, black trim and rubber floor mats. The cargo area has paneled walls and a diamond-plate metal floor. The speedometer reads in kilometers showing 96,096 equivalent to about 60k miles. Power steering added, very clean and in very good condition with a floor shifter and rubber floor mats. Bucket seats have durable upholstery and are comfortable and supportive. Plenty of space in the back for your creative ideas.
The 302 V8 is mated to a 4-speed manual transmission and 2-wheel drive. Plenty of power to move this 5,500 lb classic. The drivetrain is all US built by the Ford factory in Detroit. Only the body modifications were assembled by an aftermarket company. Parts and service are all available just like any F-Series Ford truck would be here in the States. Well maintained, well cared for and lightly driven by the current Owner with only around 4k miles traveled since 2018.
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