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This '41 Ford is powered by a 355 cubic inch GM V8 backed by a Turbo 350 3-speed automatic transmission running to an 8' Ford rear end. Options on this 1941 Ford Pickup Truck for sale include: AM/FM Radio with CD, AC, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Tilt Wheel, Seat Belts, Leather Interior, and BF Goodrich Silvertown White Wall Radials wrapped around Steel Wheels with Ford Hub Caps and Beauty Rings. This amazing Truck is offered for sale with just 4320 miles since the frame-off restoration. The restoration on the '41 Ford was a 5 year project and everything on the Truck was either rebuilt or replaced during the restoration. Some highlights on the restoration of this 1941 Ford Pickup Truck include: Independent front suspension with tubular A-arms and Rack & Pinion steering, Edelbrock carburetor, Weiland intake manifold and a Walker radiator with electric fan. The engine is a professionally built Chevy 350 bored over to 355 CID with a mild cam and headers. Inside the highly detailed cab you will find: Ultra...

Such a modified piece of art that's it amazing that the style of these trucks ever changed. Chevrolet has produced full sized pickup trucks under many nameplates and platforms. Almost all Chevrolet branded vehicles were also available under the GMC brand as well. From 1955 to 1959, There were actually two versions of the Chevy pickups in 1955. The First Series was a carryover, the new models were the Second Series and were labeled the Task Force model due to its aggressive lines and sharp looks. The Chevrolet Task Force was Chevrolet's successor to the Advance Design trucks. The Task Force Series ran from late 1955, as the second series, through 1959. At GMC locations, it was called the Blue Chip Series. 1956 offered standard options and some very important add-ons such as 12-volt electrical systems, the first V8 (the 265 cubic inch), and fleet-side six, seven and eight-foot length beds. Now the restoration took a different turn on this particular truck and as you can tell, this is the original task force Chevy for sale. Powered by a monster 350CI V8 from RamJet Performance. Backing the heart is a 700R4 4 speed automatic overdrive transmission. A static suspension...

Known in Germany as the 'Type 2', these buses were built with the same ideals as most any Volkswagen, that they should be suitable for long drives, seat as many people as possible, and is built to repair on the road if necessary. Built with a factory 1600cc engine, this little engine pumps out more than enough power to drive on down the road and take a cross-country road trip. Backed up by a 4-speed manual, found typical in a lot of Volkswagens, this van is made to be as practical and user-friendly as possible. With plenty of space inside to store luggage for the entire family, and store the entire family as well. The interior is just as practical as the drivetrain, with having full sliding side windows, crank-out front windows, and pop-out windows along the back window area, this van is suitable for pretty much any level of driver ranging from someones first car, to even some of the most experienced enthusiasts. The exterior is simple, painted in both off-white...

This 3100 is a beast, complete off a frame off restoration just 1,000 miles ago. This 4x4 3100 5-window for sale sit on a boxed frame, fabricated from an '82 Blazer. Powering this 5-window 3100 for sale is a 350 cubic inch small block Chevy engine. Topped with various goodies like an Edelbrock carburetor and adorned with accessories like power steering, dual Magnflow exhaust, and a rebuilt start and alternator, this truck was spared at no expense when restored. Add in air conditioning and 4-wheel power disc brakes and you have a ride that's just as modern as it is nostalgic. Backing the peppy mouse motor is a TH350 3-speed automatic transmission that just begs to shift through the gears! Simply put, this truck is ready to rock! The exterior is a beautiful shade of Atlantic Blue Pearl. With all new chrome and bumpers, this Chevy 3100 for sale is just as sleek as it is sharp. Add in the Mickey Thompson wheels wrapped in 265/70r16 all-terrain tires, and you have a truck that's just as ready to handle the mud and gravel as it is the pavement. The interior is sharp, with two-tone...

This started with a 1966 half cab Bronco 4X4 and from there things get really interesting. Near flawless body work and panel gaps are easily seen when looking over the body. The perfectly smooth white paint covering every inch of the body reflects the many hours that were put into it. Move to the interior where comfort was not forgotten. Vintage AC keeps the occupants comfortable on those warm days. Custom brown vinyl covered seats and door panels and Cobra seat belt harnesses keep you planted. Why you need to stay planted is coming. A Bronco specific Dakota Digital round digital gauge cluster lets you know how each and every vital function are performing. Now let-s talk about what makes this a hotrod. A 347 CID Ford V8 Stroker engine pumps out 420 HP and you can feel all of them when the loud pedal is mashed. The noise that comes out of the custom 2 inch exhaust and Magnaflow mufflers is addicting. The C4 automatic...