1969 Ford F-250

Standard Cab Pickup

360

Automatic

F25YKF38847

Clear

Gasoline

We bought the pickup for my grandson, and we thought we wanted the camper. But that just didn't work out so well. We already have another pop up camper and decided we do not need two. The truck body is really straight. There is some surface rust that can easily be fixed, as you can see from the interior of the cab it is in excellent shape. The picture of the headlight is the only chrome damage. We are getting the seat reupholstered, with the examples of the pieces shown in the pictures, the seat was pretty rough. There are two gas tanks. The truck is 2wd. We have rebuilt the carburetor, and the replaced the fuel pump too. What I put in for mileage is just what shows on the odometer.The camper has some peeling on the outside but is mint on the inside. Only a little dusty from sitting, no leaks at all. This is a true classic combination. We may consider separating the two if you do not want both together. With a little bit of work this truck would be worth some money, we just don't have the time.On Dec-08-16 at 19:57:03 PST, seller added the following information: We bought the pickup for my grandson, and we thought we wanted the camper. But that just didn't work out so well. We already have another pop up camper and decided we do not need two. The truck body is really straight. There is some surface rust that can easily be fixed, as you can see from the interior of the cab it is in excellent shape. The picture of the headlight is the only chrome damage. We are getting the seat reupholstered, with the examples of the pieces shown in the pictures, the seat was pretty rough. There are two gas tanks. The truck is 2wd. *** The truck is a 4 speed standard transmission, sorry I clicked Automatic and I can't get back to change it.We have rebuilt the carburetor, and the replaced the fuel pump too. What I put in for mileage is just what shows on the odometer.The camper has some peeling on the outside but is mint on the inside. Only a little dusty from sitting, no leaks at all. The "fridge" is an ice box and the stove and heater run on propane. This is a true classic combination. We may consider separating the two if you do not want both together. With a little bit of work this truck would be worth some money, we just don't have the time.