1956 Ford F100 Pickup Lots Of Performance, Full Custom Restoration on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
1956 Ford F100 Pickup Truck American Icon! This is a fresh complete restoration on an iconic American
Classic It has been a many year project that is a real head
turner. It was taken down to the frame
and every nut and bolt has been turned or replaced. The truck has a fresh small block Ford V8 with
full roller rockers and high performance Scat H-Beam rods and performance
camshaft. The engine compartment is
fully dressed and decked out with every bit of chrome or polished alloy you can
get. Also a fully rebuilt AOD overdrive automatic
transmission. The rear wheel tubs have been widened for the larger wheels and
tires. It also has 4 link rear and
adjustable coil over shocks. The front
suspension is rack and pinion with Mustang II components. The wheels and tires are brand new Billet
Specialties SFI rated polished alloys with Mickey Thompson tires. The rear tires are 295/15.00/15 and 26/8.0/15
fronts. It runs very strong and stops
great with the 4 wheel disc performance brakes.
Also has a rear mounted alloy fuel tank, with custom filler in the
bed. The interior is all-new, with power
windows and a Vintage style modern stereo system. All new light grey carpets and seat. Finished off with a Billet steering
wheel. The alignment and stance was set
up professionally for great ride and performance. The Paint on the truck is show quality,
along with all the chrome and bright work, plus the wood bed slats look
amazing. This truck is a real head
turner, and is built very solid. It is
all steel except for the rear fenders that have been replaced. As you can see from all the pictures it is
built to the highest quality and best parts.
This truck has way more than I can list. It will provide many miles of enjoyment! Call 503 475 8078 Josh or 503 819 9007 Matt for details Inspections prior to end of auction are welcome We are happy to assist with world-wide shipping Good Luck! 1956 Ford F100 Pickup Truck American Icon! This is a fresh complete restoration on an iconic American Classic It has been a many year project that is a real head turner. It was taken down to the frame and every nut and bolt has been turned or replaced. The truck has a fresh small block Ford V8 with full roller rockers and high performance Scat H-Beam rods and performance camshaft. The engine compartment is fully dressed and decked out with every bit of chrome or polished alloy you can get. Also a fully rebuilt AOD overdrive automatic transmission. The rear wheel tubs have been widened for the larger wheels and tires. It also has 4 link rear and adjustable coil over shocks. The front suspension is rack and pinion with Mustang II components. The wheels and tires are brand new Billet Specialties SFI rated polished alloys with Mickey Thompson tires. The rear tires are 295/15.00/15 and 26/8.0/15 fronts. It runs very strong and stops great with the 4 wheel disc performance brakes. Also has a rear mounted alloy fuel tank, with custom filler in the bed. The interior is all-new, with power windows and a Vintage style modern stereo system. All new light grey carpets and seat. Finished off with a Billet steering wheel. The alignment and stance was set up professionally for great ride and performance. The Paint on the truck is show quality, along with all the chrome and bright work, plus the wood bed slats look amazing. This truck is a real head turner, and is built very solid. It is all steel except for the rear fenders that have been replaced. As you can see from all the pictures it is built to the highest quality and best parts. This truck has way more than I can list. It will provide many miles of enjoyment! Call 503 475 8078 Josh or 503 819 9007 Matt for details Inspections prior to end of auction are welcome We are happy to assist with world-wide shipping Good Luck! |
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