1972 Ford F-250

Factory High Boy Pickup Truck

360 V-8

Manual

f35j4x60693

Clear

Gasoline

Up for world wide auction is this 1972 Ford F-250 4x4 high boy. This truck is a one owner gem! It is hands down by far the nicest truck I have ever seen and I live 20 miles from Le-may Car Museum which is Americas biggest car collection. The truck is born and raised right here in Washington state which is known for having classics in amazing shape. This truck is a true survivor, barn find, all original unmolested grandpa's truck! I promise you will never find a nicer truck then this. The paint is all original but looks like it should still be sitting on the show room floor of a Ford dealership in 1972. Yes it is the original paint. The color code is "o" which is Ford Seapine Green Metallic Poly (2422). I thought the truck had 30,000 miles on it by the way the paint still shines. It is very rare to find a truck that has been this well preserved. Every sticker is still on the truck expect the right side 8000lb sticker. It still boogles my mind how this could be. This truck is Barret Jackson auction quality. The engine runs and drives perfect. Maintained with fantastic care over the years and still has the original 360 sticker on it! She has the four on the floor that shifts brand new. The four wheel drive has locking hubs and perfect white lettering on the shiftier. The brakes work great and don't pull the car to one side when you step on them. Every light, horn, gauge and blinker work except the radio. The upgraded dual exhaust makes the sound everyone loves to hear going down the road. The interior is immaculately clean . The original stitching has come slightly apart where the drivers side seat is, but all material is still in tact. This truck is 41 years old but looks like a new born. Take a look at the PAPER starting instructions from the factory attached to the drivers side sun visor. I know I couldn't believe my eyes either- it is still in perfect shape. That right there should tell you, how much this truck has been babied her whole life. Too have a piece of paper still in tact from the factory 41 years later? I don't know how often you see that when shopping for a car two years old. Please look at all pictures on photobucket. Click "view all" to control them yourself.Call for any questions 253-389-1388