1950 Ford F1 Short Bed Pickup Truck, Dove Gray on 2040-cars
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Hello, up for auction i have a nice looking 1950 F1 ford pickup truck that is dove gray in color. It has a brand new 351 windsor motor that was bought from Oriellys auto parts and since installed, it has less than 100 miles on it. It has brand new brakes and brake lines, brand new gas tank, new glass, Brand new decoda gauges, brand new double bend lokar radical 32 shifter, g4 transmission with over drive. My husband had diamond plate custom made for the door and kick panels and under the seat. Brand new running boards, It has a mustang seat that was redone in black. This truck runs good but still needs some work. The head liner needs to be put in and the back window put back in, we have the window but was waiting until we got a head liner but never did. We put the wood down in the bed of the truck and my husband customize it with gray blend epoxy and black epoxy lines,It still has the stock gear in the rear end, stock drive gear or what ever you call it and my husband said he would suggest changing it and it needs a transmission modular? Other than that, the truck runs good and looks great. Any questions you can call spider at 1-815-790-7594
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