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1956 Ford F100 street rod pickup. This great looking yellow Ford truck will surely grab some attention when rolling down the road. This one is equipped with a late 70s Buick 455 CID, and a GM 400 Turbo automatic transmission and only has about 600 miles on the rebuild. 9' Ford rear end with 3. 1 gears. Great looking yellow paint, tilt hood, tinted glass, new bed with finished oak floor and much much more. Lots of work has been done to this truck including, new water pump, rebuilt oil pump, rebuilt carb, new fuel pump, new tranny seals, new filter and gasket, new cooler, rebuilt radiator with new 4 core unit. New...

This first generation F-series truck is a true survivor! The Ford F series, originally known as Ford Bonus-Built, replaced the previous car based pick-up. This example is nearly all original and has only registered 35,699 actual miles! This F2 is an un-restored numbers matching truck that has been well cared for its entire life. The F2 was re-painted several years ago and looks as good as it sounds. The stock 239 cubic inch flathead 8 cylinder starts right up via the original push button starter. The transmission is a non-synchronized manual 4 speed and it shifts as smoothly as it did back in 1948. The truck has retained the original 6 volt electrical system as well. The interior is all original as well except for the...

This 1957 Ford F100 is the custom cab version with wrap around rear window, and is a rare find. The black exterior on this 57 F100 is a real head turner, and draws attention on any street, or show. There is only a little over 1400 miles on this vehicle since it-s rebuild. Under the hood of this rare Ford F100 you'll find a dressed up 350 CID Chevrolet engine that is back a 350 Turbo Hydramatic 3 speed automatic transmission. Exhaust gases exit through dual exhaust system that includes shorty headers and chrome exhaust tips. The exhaust combo gives this -57 Ford F1 a nice throaty sound that is just right. The modern drive train allows his black beauty to get up to speed in a hurry. So to help slow it back down, a power front disc brake conversion kit has been installed. The interior of this 57 Ford Truck is whit vinyl...

Over 80 years ago this Truck rolled off the assembly line and was shipped off to the military. I am sure ole Henry never could of imagined what it would eventually become. The current owner who has owned the Truck for over 20 years now finished this rendition about three years ago. The body was taken off the frame and took down to bare metal with any mud or rot being cut out with new metal being welded in. Now that the body was taken care of the frame was completely took down blasted and then painted the gloss black you see now. With everything apart the decision was made to go with the true Hotrod look but with a little different spin on things. The motor was built from a classic small block first being bored. 030 over giving it some room for bigger pistons. The next step was to increase the travel or stroke of those pistons giving it a total of 383 cubic inches. With that part taken care of a set of trick flow heads were sourced and installed using all ARP bolts. The last and final step was having the bottom end balanced giving this stroker...

job. First and foremost the paint job you see is a finished product. It is not primer ready for paint it is a professional job with a satin finish. In 1957 Ford introduced its new, completely redesigned, third generation F-Series. Following after its competitors, Dodge and GM, Ford widened the front bodywork while integrating the hood with a clamshell design. This feature would be part of the F Series design for the next two decades. The biggest change still was the option of two different beds, the normal Stepside bed which had the flares over the wheels and naturally a much curvier shape. The other, as this truck is known as, would be the Fleetside. Since everything seemed to be going more streamline in those times it was a natural fit. Some would say that the Fleetside truck was the reason Ford beat Chevy in sales for the first time in their storied career. This 1957 Ford Fleetside is a great example of what these trucks can turn out to be. The body is one of the straightest I have seen with the custom touches like the rear end's tail lights being recessed into each side of the bed. The antenna...