Crestliner
12-08-2007, 02:59 PM
Bought this truck back in '92. It's a 1991 XLT Lariat, 4WD with 302 V8 (re-built in 2005), AT (brand new, fall 2005, w/ AT cooler), PS, AC, PW, PB, etc.. Just last year, I put in new springs & shocks. New this year, I put in a battery, altinator, and a lot more. Everything works! Square rec'vr. frame hitch and wiring box all set to go. Body has been patched a few times, but is solid. Full cap on the bed which has a liner. Frame is cracked (one location) and the right ball joint needs repair (failed vehicle inspection in Oct.). You can call Complete Automotive in Easthampton, to verify all the new parts and work that has gone into this truck. Very well maintained, as they will attest to. You can get a good look at it (4 color pictures) by visiting the Wheeler Dealer web site, and doing a search on Ford F-150 Pick-Ups (It's the red & white one):
http://www.wheelerd.com/default.aspx
The insurance co. looked it over just before I found out the frame was cracked. Their value estimate (not counting all the new parts and labor put into it of course) was $2800.. I'm asking $2000.. So, if you are (or you know someone who is) a Ford truck owner who would be interested in a parts vehicle - or someone who needs an older 4WD to play with, this may be an option for you. Repair estimates to get it back on the road would be approx. $1200. according to Complete Automotive. If you can get the welding done, obviously the cost would be considerably less! The site above lists my contact information, or pm me here if interested and want a closer look.
http://www.wheelerd.com/default.aspx
The insurance co. looked it over just before I found out the frame was cracked. Their value estimate (not counting all the new parts and labor put into it of course) was $2800.. I'm asking $2000.. So, if you are (or you know someone who is) a Ford truck owner who would be interested in a parts vehicle - or someone who needs an older 4WD to play with, this may be an option for you. Repair estimates to get it back on the road would be approx. $1200. according to Complete Automotive. If you can get the welding done, obviously the cost would be considerably less! The site above lists my contact information, or pm me here if interested and want a closer look.