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seller challenges anyone to find a better one. looks like a short bed, did ford make a short flareside 4x4 this vintage?
anyway for $25,000.00 it must be really good.
Rare 1966 Ford F-100 4x4 Stepside
anyway for $25,000.00 it must be really good.
Rare 1966 Ford F-100 4x4 Stepside
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Ford assembled exactly 839 1966 F100 4WD Flaresides, and this production figure includes both short and long bed versions.
The survival rate for vehicles of this vintage is 10%. So...how many of each bed type are still extant today?
btw: 4,493 F100 4WD Stylesides were assembled in both short and long bed versions. so these trucks are rare today as well.
And, exactly 175 1966 F100 4WD's were assembled as a Cab & Chassis.
But rare doesn't always equal mega-bucks...unless you're speaking of custom bodied Packards, Duesenbergs and Cadillacs assembled in 1933/34, the two worst years of the Great Depression.
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I'd say it was rare...even when brand new, because...
Ford assembled exactly 839 1966 F100 4WD Flaresides, and this production figure includes both short and long bed versions.
The survival rate for vehicles of this vintage is 10%. So...how many of each bed type are still extant today?
Ford assembled exactly 839 1966 F100 4WD Flaresides, and this production figure includes both short and long bed versions.
The survival rate for vehicles of this vintage is 10%. So...how many of each bed type are still extant today?
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The survival rate for vehicles of this vintage is 10%. So...how many of each bed type are still extant today?
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is this really a true statement? as is, can you give me the prod. #'s on the 65 f100 fleetside 4x4's?
The survival rate for vehicles of this vintage is 10%. So...how many of each bed type are still extant today?
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is this really a true statement? as is, can you give me the prod. #'s on the 65 f100 fleetside 4x4's?
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4x4's?1965 production figures do not break down how many were 4WD or 2WD, as FoMoCo lumped these two figures into one.
For 1965 F100's, the following data is all that's available:
1: Chassis & Windshield / 25: Platform (Flat Bed) / 148: Platform & Rack (Stake Bed) / 5,995: Cab & Chassis / 34,184: Flareside Pickup / 178,581: Styleside Pickup.
A Fleetside is a Chevrolet or GMC pickup. Ford called their version Styleside.
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seller challenges anyone to find a better one. looks like a short bed, did ford make a short flareside 4x4 this vintage?
anyway for $25,000.00 it must be really good.
Rare 1966 Ford F-100 4x4 Stepside
anyway for $25,000.00 it must be really good.
Rare 1966 Ford F-100 4x4 Stepside
It's not the truck you are paying $25K for, it's the "custom chrome work" in the bed and "special lights" for snipe hunting.
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