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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...

This Classic 3100 boasts a 327 small block Chevrolet engine paired with a 350 automatic turbo transmission. The solid body was stripped to bare metal and refinished in this beautiful blue base/clear finish by a body and paint specialist with 45 years of experience. Incredible attention to detail throughout this truck that make it pop. Including chromed bumpers, grille, and trim were installed. The bed was fitted with new oak wood, stained in light walnut and sealed with UV resistant marine lacquer accenting the quality of this restoration. Custom Bonspeed wheels were added 17'' on front/20'' on the rear and lowered to complete the Restomod look. Power Steering, Tilt Wheel, Radial Tires, and front disc brakes add to the comfort and dependability of this ride. The inside of this beauty features grey cloth Interior, carpeting, door panels and headliner. The dashboard was fully re-wired with new Sport-Comp gauges fitted in the factory holes. Tilt steering column with Lecarra steering wheel added along with...

If you are wanting the best of both worlds you have found the right truck. Built Ford tough with Chevy stuff! Powering this Ford F100 for sale is a strong and rowdy Gm 350CID LT1 5. 7L V8, this was one of General Motors mot mass produced engines and that was due to longevity and durability. Backing this all chrome power plant is a GM 4L60E 4 speed automatic transmission that is so robust that it's in your modern late model vehicles, vans and heavy-duty trucks. As you are cruising down the road you will notice how well the drive is, that is due to an updated suspension system with 4-link suspension in the rear and a Mustang II drop front suspension. This award-winning truck even though it was built to withstand all condition the owner states the truck to have not seen the rain, since its build. The Soft Ivory exterior paint is subtle and sweet all at the same time, giving the appearance of a trailer queen...

With its modern chrome/black exterior motif, and the addition of dark gray to the chrome/black on the interior, you have yourself a nicely color-coordinated vintage hauler. A potent 350 CID V8 lurks underhood and provides more pep that it ever had back when it was new. The 350 is backed by a 3-speed automatic transmission, and is topped by a big 4BBL carb, and is equipped with HEI ignition and coated Hedman headers, so it's ready for some serious road trips. Its dual exhaust system sounds terrific on the road and provides just the right muscular growl. This '65 C10 has been upgraded with front disc brakes, and its 20-inch Riddler aluminum wheels really add some pizazz to the exterior look. Some P275/R40 performance radials up front, and 295/R40 out back skin the Ridlers, and they provide lots of grip, especially on dry pavement. The chrome is nice and bright and adds a tasteful contrast to the exterior. The oak planks in the bed are almost too nice to haul stuff with, but they definitely add some nice...

Chevrolet replaced their aging Advance Design with the new Task Force body in 1955. Completely new styling and options and trim levels gave the Task Force wide market appeal. The lettering on this truck once used for advertising , are easily removal just heat and pull. One of those trim levels was the Panel Truck. Panels were sister to the Suburban but without the extra seats. Businesses really like them for their ample enclosed cargo space. For your consideration is this sharp '57 model. The two-tone combination of turquoise and white couple with the beautiful chrome really makes this Chevy stand out in a crowd. The gray vinyl interior looks sharp and in good order. The gauges are a nice modern touch, appear to be Dakota Analog. Per the owner, under the hood is a rebuilt 350ci V8 backed by a rebuild 2-speed automatic transmission. Only 1,000 miles elapsed since these rebuilds. Current owner has had her for over 22 years, acquired from a local private owner. All body work was...