this is a 1953 f100 fordomatic pick up truck first model 50th anniversary automatic and last year of flat head V-8 engine for this truck. the truck has always been garage kept and out of weather as you can see only some surface rust here and there. the truck bed has some dents but not major like you see in other truck in this year. this was a barn find truck 10 years ago and has lite where in use, this truck was not abused in the farm. the truck was tore down to bare frame to restore back to original state. rear end has been redone frame sandblasted and opoxy primed front spindles are redone with new pin and bushing kit front and rear. some body work has been done to finders and doors. this truck has everything original down to the horn button, heater, two tone bench seat red and gray, oil bath breather, radiator, ash tray lighter, hood emblems, grill teeth all 6 of them, running boards, battery cad floor door, all 4 original rims and tires. you will never find a more original and complete truck to restore. the engine and transmission are not frozen. tranny shifts and motor has compression. for more pictures or info please call 561-261-6021 thank you for looking and God bless you.
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