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This truck had no rust when it came back from Soda Blasting. The mile deep Dupont Blue / Blue helps to show how strait each of the Panels are! What was once the Spare Tire insert in the passenger side had been re-skin'd using a '59 Impala Roof. The running boards have been smoothed. 1939 Ford Tail lights were mated to the body. The Rear Tail section was replaced with a late model Chevrolet Roll Pan with integrated License plate holder. V butted Windshield. On the inside there is Vintage Air/ Heat unit, Power Windows. Iss Bucket Seats, VDO Gauges, Glide Back Seat. Under the hood is a 350/ 350 Chevrolet Engine mated to a TH350 Transmission. Frame off fully boxed and Powder Coated Frame. Heidts Airbag front/ Power Rack. Air Ride Technologies Shockwave/ Triangulated Four Link Rear. Rock Valley Polished Gas Tank. All the holes in the...

The Bronco was designed to be the ultimate field and stream multi use truck. It was the perfect fit for those that needed a small four-wheel drive to get them to their favorite fishing hole or hunting spot. The first-generation broncos have skyrocketed in popularity and have a hug amount of aftermarket support for taking your ride back to original or making one of the meanest ground pounding trucks on the block. This example has been tastefully modified to do both of those things. Featuring the original styling and no body modifications or alterations this Bronco shows incredibly well. It does feature a mild lift kit and larger wheels that give it that off road ability and stance that is very desirable. This Bronco is sporting a beautiful burnt orange paint job with black interior and is in excellent driver quality. Under the hood is a stout refreshed...

In the 1950s, the Ford F100 was simply a rugged pickup truck designed to put in a full days work without complaint. Today, they are highly-sought collectables that make fantastic rods, especially when they are as trick as this black-on-black 56.

Built over the past two years ago, this black stunner captures everything that is great about the Ford design. Creating a cab-forward design before there even was such a thing, Ford discovered that they could carry more payload if they shifted the axles around. The result was one of the best-looking pickup trucks ever built. This one has been completely rebuilt from top to bottom, and bathed in inky black paint that is so dark and smooth that other black cars parked next to it look dusty. Fit and finish are exemplary, and not a single Ford curve or corner was modified to get this look. Even the original badges on the sides of the hood remain in place, fully restored and glittering, complementing the dazzling front grille and simple bumpers. Out back, the bed is fully refinished with natural oak boards, a custom amp, speakers and subwoofer enclosure, and a snug-fitting automatic raising tonneau cover that effectively creates the...

Arguably the best-looking pickup of the 1950s, the F100 makes a great-looking hot rod without much alteration at all. But when the custom work is taken up a notch, as in the case of this particular 1955 Ford F100, the curb appeal goes through the roof. Wicked paint, an aggressive stance, 390 big block power, and a comfortable A/C interior, this dialed-in Ford is miles away from your Grandad's old hauler, yet still retains its vintage presence even with a host of upgrades. If you crave lots of attention and the performance to back it up, this dialed-in truck delivers in a big way.

Bright colors always work well on vintage pickup trucks, but the particular shade of Grabber Blue is so bright and vivid that you almost need sunglasses to look directly at it. Mixed up by professionals, it's a basecoat/clearcoat paint that was expertly applied over laser straight sheet metal, and it has such a deep luster and shines you'd think any fly that landed on it might drown. Custom flame work was added for a bespoke touch on the front end, and the darker blue colors chosen for the accents really work great up against the light blue...

It is an amazing, nicely done truck that I'm sure all of the car show participants and lookers will like. Its eye-pleasing Black and Silver paint-job looks absolutely gorgeous makes the truck even cooler. The amount of custom fabrication work that has been done is extremely impressive and definitely done right. The entire tow truck is fully functional and will have spectators pointing and snapping photos every where you take this truck. The interior of the truck is just as impressive as everything that meets the eye on the outside. As soon as you open the door, you are welcomed by plush leather and rest your feet on wood flooring that's a solid touch. The amenities that you can enjoy while driving this COE will make you forget that you are in a 1947 Tow Truck. Powering this tow truck is a new bullet proof 350CID V8 backed by a TH350 transmission that both have less than 700 miles on the complete build. The rear end is a very aggressive 4. 10 which allows you to use the truck for...