*** Incredible Custom Ford F100 *** Ford Big Block *** Built C6 *** on 2040-cars
New Castle, Delaware, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:460
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Dealer
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Ford
Model: F-100
Trim: SHOW TRUCK
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Regular Cab
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 1,700
Options: Leather Seats, CD Player
Sub Model: CUSTOM
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Tan
**** CUSTOM 1950 FORD F100 ****
THIS TRUCK WAS A LABOR OF LOVE WITH IT'S CURRENT OWNER ( IT'S ON COSIGNMENT ).....
THE OWNER BUILT A MAJORITY OF THIS TRUCK HIMSELF... ( VERY SKILLED "CHEMICAL ENGINEER" )... OVER A 9-10 YEAR PERIOD....
FROM THE FRAME AND MECHANICALS- ALOT OF THOUGHT WAS PUT INTO THIS BUILD....... WHY IS HE SELLING? HE'S DONE WITH THIS PROJECT AND IS MOVING ONTO THE NEXT.....
HE'S WON VARIOUS AWARDS AT LOCAL SHOWS AND HAS ONLY PUT 1,700 MILES ON IT......
PARTIAL LIST OF WHAT'S BEEN DONE:
* 1 PIECE FIBERGLASS HYDRAULIC TILT FRONT END ( ROLLER BEARINGS)
* AIR OPERATED TILT BED
* SHAVED DOOR HANDLES WITH DOOR POPPERS
* FILLED GAS TANK HOLE
* FILLED ALL HOLES IN FIREWALL ( KEPT ORIGINAL PATTERNS)
* SUICIDE DOORS
* CHOPPED TOP 3" RAKED WINDSHIELD
* 1 PIECE POWER WINDOWS
* THIRD BRAKE LIGHT
* FLOOR REPLACED AND MODIFIED
* FILLED AND SMOOTHED DASH
* BED POCKETS FILLED AND ROUNDED OFF ( NEW BED)
* ROLL PAN- FRENCHED TAIL LIGHTS
* TUBBED WHEEL WELLS
* CUSTOM 3 PIECE OAK AND ALUMINUM DIAMOND PLATE BED
* SS BRAKE LINES- THOUGH FROM CONNECTIONS WITH SS FLEX LINES
* POWER DISC BRAKES
* 4 LINK CUSTOM SUSPENSION
* ALDAN COIL OVERS
* CUSTOM DRIVE SHAFT LOOP
* BOXED FRAME
* MUSTANG II FRONT END WITH SS UPPER CONTROL ARMS AND SPRINGS
* POWER STEERING
* CUSTOM INTERIOR : TILT/ CUSTOM WHEEL , AUTO METER GAUGES, LOKAR SHIFTER, NEW FUSE BOX....
* NARROWED 9" FORD REAR WITH : OPEN 3:00 GEARING BUT COMES WITH POSI 3:25 GEARS
* 14" WELD WHEELS WITH 29X16 MICKEY THOMPSON PRO SPORTSMAN TIRES
* 7" WELD WHEELS WITH 225-15 TIRES
MOTOR:
*FRESH RE-BUILT FORD "460" BLOCK
*MILD CAM
*HOLLEY 870cfm AVENGER CARB
*SANDERSEN HEADERS W/ ELECTRIC CUTOUTS...
*ALUMINUM RADIATOR
*ELECTRIC WATER PUMP
**TRANSMISSION: JACKSON RACING C6 ( TUNED FOR STREET)
THIS TRUCK YOU CAN GET IN AND DRIVE ANYWHERE !!!! RUNS AND DRIVES AS GOOD AS IT LOOKS !!!!!! OVER $75,000 INVESTED !!!!!!
QUICK START UP AND WALK AROUND VIDEO:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbPjXg6OMRY
FOR MORE PICS AND INFO CONTACT:
JAY BROWN (302)-395-7553 OR
SHIPPING AVAILABLE IF NEEDED. PLEASE HAVE FUNDS READY WHEN PURCHASING- WE DO NOT HAVE ANY BANKS THAT FINANCE CARS/TRUCKS THIS OLD !!!! TRADES ARE WELCOME - BUT IT MUST BE BROUGHT TO US TO SEE IN PERSON- NO EXCEPTIONS !!!!!
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