1967 Ford F250 4x4 - Custom Cab High-Boy

Description for Ford F-250 1967

1967 Ford F-250 High-boy

From the dry climate of Big-Sky Country, ontana

Family owned since new. One of the best running un-restored original 67 Ford High-boy's in America.Clean, olid and very straight.352 V8 starts right up and runs smooth and very quiet.No squeaks, hakes or rattles down the road.

This truck has spent it’s life in Montana, ice dry climate, which is why this truck is so solid and not rusted out like many of the 67’s you might see.Originally a farm truck, ut basically a garage keeper for the last 30 years or so after grandpa retired from farming, assed on to his grandson (my brother-in-law) in ‘96.Bought brand new at Bison Motors in Great Falls, opy of the original order sheet is included.

Paint is original, nd in very good condition for it’s age.A few minor dings and a couple minor dents, he largest dent is in the tailgate, s pictured.The bed of the truck shows normal wear and use.The dash has cracks, ut currently has a dash mat on it.Gas gauge does not work.Front hub shows sign of seeping, ut not significant.

Link to video of a walk around of the truck and hear the truck start and run:

http://youtu.be/E9jJFIFtFo8

Features:

• 352 V-8
• 82,000 Original Miles
• 4 Speed Maunal
• No radio – never had one

What’s not original:

• Seat reupholstered
• Oil bath air filter has been replaced 
•  Wheels are not stock, he originals were split-rims
•  Aftermarket exterior mirrors
• Front left fender had a drain hole plug up and it began to rust, his was repaired years ago, ou can see slight paint discoloration on that area as pictured.

Truck is currently garaged in Hayden, daho.Please ask all questions prior to bidding.

$1000 deposit is due upon close of the auction.Full payment is required prior to the release of the vehicle or title.Buyer is responsible for pickup or arranging shipping.Vehicle must be picked up within 14 days of the close of the auction.

I am listing this truck for my brother-in-law. I will answer all questions as quickly as possible.