1961 Ford Ford F-100
$4,100
19 photos of this car.
Details
| Year | 1961 |
|---|---|
| Model | Ford F-100 |
| Series | F-Series |
| Mileage | 129,057 miles |
| Colour (as listed by seller) | white/red |
| Transmission | Manual |
| Seller | tatt_26 |
| Listed by | eBay |
| Location | Sainte Genevieve, Missouri |
About this car
1961 Ford F-100 listed on eBay in Sainte Genevieve, Missouri. Listing shows 129,057 miles, Manual transmission, white/red exterior. Asking price $4,100 on eBay.
More about this car
Listing details from the car's own eBay listing: Year: 1961; Mileage: 129057; For Sale By: Private Seller; Body Type: Unibody; Transmission: Manual; Model: F-100; Exterior Color: white/red; Number of Doors: 2; Make: Ford; Vehicle Title: Clean; Fuel Type: Gasoline. Ford 1961 F10 Uni body only made for three years has the Y block in it. Check out pictures for a list of stuff done to Truck new brakes brake lines ,rebuilt carburetor new radiator….much more have title in hand Truck price to sell. It is missing the front bench seat so you will have to find a bench seat for it… truck does run and drive. Need someone that’s gonna put a little love into her and fine-tune the kinks
What the photos show
- Red-and-white unibody paint is full patina — faded, surface-rusted on the hood and roof, and worn through in places — budget for full body and paint work if the farm look is not the plan.
- The bed floor is rusty with visible holes, worst in the close-up — budget for bed floor repair or replacement.
- Four engine photos show a dirty, aged Y-block bay with a newer carb and aluminium radiator fitted — a half-done recommissioning, not a finished engine job, and internals can't be judged from photos.
- One photo shows the truck sitting on a trailer — as photographed it is being carried, not driven, so budget transport and assume non-runner until proven otherwise.
- One frame is a screenshot of the listing's own text — screen text is not condition evidence.
- The only interior glimpse shows the in-cab tank area and a rusty cab floor edge — seats and dash are never properly shown, so cabin condition can't be judged in detail.
- The underside is not shown in any photo — unibody structure rust is the deciding risk on a '61 and is a must-verify item.
Money: at $4,100 the holed bed floor, patina body and half-finished bay shown are honest project money — pay project money only, with the unibody structure checked first.
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