Custom Built Ford F-100. Powder coated 8" fully boxed custom built TCI chassis with Air Ride suspension, drilled and slotted 4 wheel 12" Wilwood disc brakes, Show package including polished calipers, control arms, backing plates, 4-link bars, air lines, brake lines. Currie 9" rear end with 370 gears. Flaming River quick ratio power rack and pinion steering. Smeding Performance 347 Extreme engine with Edelbrock Pro-Flo2 fuel injection, Aluminum Edelbrock Performer RPM heads, Hydraulic roller cam and 1.6:1 roller rockers, 3.400" stroke, forged 4340 steel rods and forged aluminum flat top pistons 9.7 to 1 compression. Polished front runner belt drive system with polished alternator, water pump, A/C compressor and lines. Ceramic coated shorty headers and 2-1/2" magnaflow dual exhaust. All steel body with welded and smoothed seams, front tilt hood, custom rear roll pan, bumper brackets shortened to tuck the bumpers up tight to the body, smoothie running boards with custom exhaust cutouts, Steel bed without stake pockets and filled tear drops, smooth tailgate with air brushed "Ford" script, spring latches and cable supports, 4" tubs in the bed for the wider tires, black stained oak and polished stainless steel bed floor, polished aluminum 20 gallon under bed fuel tank. One piece smoked power door glass and rear window. Custom built smooth fire wall with air brushed "Ford" script, custom hand built smooth inner fender panels, Painless wiring all hidden from view, polished "Wizard" 4-row radiator with "Wizard" 4-fan electric cooling fan setup. The attention to detail given to the paint on this truck is unbelievable, the air brushed three tone stripe separating the red and black is continuous throughout under the hood, in the door jambs, in the bed, behind the cab, around the tailgate. The entire truck was painted then painstakingly hand cut and polished top to bottom, inside and out. Custom dash with double "56" hump and a custom built glove box, Billet Lokar pedals, billet gauge bezel and matching glove box face, billet a/c controls and vents. In dash Air Ride controls and a Pioneer stereo with cd player and an amp behind the seat. Split bench seat and door panels wrapped in the sweetest smelling and softest black glove leather with red stitching. Black carpet and matching floor mats. Ididit polished tilt steering column and a Grant polished and leather banjo steering wheel. This description could go on and on, the truck is beautiful, multiple award winner including Best of show at the F-100 Western Nationals in 2009, many Best of Show awards locally and in the 2010 Autorama won top 10 in Utah, Outstanding full radical Hand Built truck, Outstanding truck interior and Outstanding truck engine. |
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