1969 Ford F-100

1969 Ford F-100 I currently have a few pieces im working on so that is why I haven\'t put current pictures up. The picture I have on the listing is from the seller I bought it from but it\'s all I have right now. I will take care of that soon and then upload pictures and will add more pictures as I make more repairs. Ford F-100 Ranger V8 360 K, this is gonna have a long description, but long-story-short: It DOES run, transmission works, starts just fine. Now for my sob story: I bought this truck with the best intentions. I had every hope to restore it and get it in great shape and use it as a daily. I wanted to get some experience restoring an old vehicle, but it just wasn\'t meant to be from day one. The guy I bought it from was dishonest on a few key details and it\'s just become a bad memory. This year has been tough on my family between my infant son getting cancer and my 13-year-old brother dying in an accident, so getting at least one bad thought out of my head would be nice. I want to be COMPLETELY transparent on all of this as I feel I did not have that when I bought this. 1st off, I am NOT a mechanic. I am handy and have experience fixing cars, but YouTube is my frequent friend. I haven\'t done much in repairs to the truck yet but until I sell it I will continue to try to work on it when I have time. So far, I have replaced the carburator and air cleaner with brand new ones, tried putting some of the seat belts in, replaced the rear view mirror, buffed out a few paint chips and rust spots. Here is where I have identified a few other mechanical/aesthetic issues. -The power steering gear box was not working when I bought it (I actually was made aware of this upon buying it); I have the the new gear box but have not had the time or a good enough jack to make this repair. This is not a difficult fix, should only take an hour or two. You will need to get a new belt to hook it up, but that is very cheap. -Another thing that needs to be fixed is on the exhaust manifoldBody Style: PickupDoors: 2Fuel Type: Gas