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1963 Ford F-250

$89,950

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The asking price is $89,950. Across the 5 cars of this model currently listed here, the typical asking price is $99,948, so this car is 10% below that typical figure.

Details

Year1963
ModelF-250
SeriesF-Series
Mileage1,047 miles
Colour (as listed by seller)Patina
TransmissionAutomatic
ConditionListing details from the car's own eBay listing: Year: 1963; Mileage: 1047; Transmission: 6 Speed Automatic; Exterior Color: Patina; Body Type: Pickup Truck; Vehicle Title: UNSPECIFIED; Model: F-250; Trim: Custom; Engine: 5.0 Liter V8 Supercharged. Vehicle Original VIN : F25CR420976 1963 Ford F-250 - The Ultimate Sleeper Meet our fully reimagined 1963 Ford F250 - a true sleeper built for the guy who loves raw horsepower... with just a little villain energy. Classic farm-truck looks. Supercharged modern muscle underneath.
Sellerfusionluxurymotors
Listed byeBay
LocationChatsworth, CA

About this car

1963 Ford F-250 listed on eBay in Chatsworth, California. Listing shows 1,047 miles, Automatic transmission, Patina exterior. Asking price $89,950 on eBay.

What the photos show

Money: at $89,950 you're paying for the modern chassis and swap under a rust-patina skin — the value case depends on the build quality and on the cab and frame being solid under that patina, which only an in-person check can confirm.

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