Rare F100
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Rare F100
Hi all! FTE nooby here. What a great place to talk Ford Trucks. Glad I found this place.
I just created a gallery for my dads F100. Its a rare (only 176 made according to Ford) 1974 F100 Ranger 4x4. This by itself does not make it rare, but the short wheelbase does. Its in excellent condition with only a few modifications as stated in the gallery.
<!My dad was just wanting to know what a rare truck that is this good of condition would fetch in today's market.!>
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I just created a gallery for my dads F100. Its a rare (only 176 made according to Ford) 1974 F100 Ranger 4x4. This by itself does not make it rare, but the short wheelbase does. Its in excellent condition with only a few modifications as stated in the gallery.
<!My dad was just wanting to know what a rare truck that is this good of condition would fetch in today's market.!>
Thanks!
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...oid=64018&.jpg
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Hi and welcome to the best family oriented Ford Truck site on the net! Beautiful truck you have there!!
<!As for value, it all depends on where you are in the states. Around here, and only judging by the picture, I'd think that if it's in good running condition, no rust, good interior, you could get probably $2500 - 3500 for it possibly more, depending on how badly someone wanted it.Banks here wouldn't loan that kind of money for a 76, without putting your first born up for collateral. lol. Check in with the forum for 76's and see if anyone else may have an idea. If I had the money I'd gladly take it off your hands.Even if it isn't for sale It looks like there's no rust over the wheel wells, which were real killers on 73-77's.!>
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<!As for value, it all depends on where you are in the states. Around here, and only judging by the picture, I'd think that if it's in good running condition, no rust, good interior, you could get probably $2500 - 3500 for it possibly more, depending on how badly someone wanted it.Banks here wouldn't loan that kind of money for a 76, without putting your first born up for collateral. lol. Check in with the forum for 76's and see if anyone else may have an idea. If I had the money I'd gladly take it off your hands.Even if it isn't for sale It looks like there's no rust over the wheel wells, which were real killers on 73-77's.!>
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Thanks Dick for your comments.
believe this truck could possibly be a one of a kind. Like I said, Ford told my dad that they only made 176 of these in 1974, 11/73 manufacture date.
<Considering this, it is more than possible that this is the only truck of its kind on the road and in this good of condition. Which makes this truck worth a lot more than $3.500.00 to a collector. I don't think my dad wants to sell it but everyone has thier price I suppose.> =P
believe this truck could possibly be a one of a kind. Like I said, Ford told my dad that they only made 176 of these in 1974, 11/73 manufacture date.
<Considering this, it is more than possible that this is the only truck of its kind on the road and in this good of condition. Which makes this truck worth a lot more than $3.500.00 to a collector. I don't think my dad wants to sell it but everyone has thier price I suppose.> =P
Last edited by Mil1ion; Dec 24, 2004 at 11:39 AM. Reason: Discussion of truck value in both posts removed
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