1956 Ford F100 Big Window on 2040-cars
Perris, California, United States
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Here is a nicely customized big window 1956 F100. The stance of this truck makes it look like it can move, then you open the hood and remove all doubt. Body mods include radius door corners, deleted cowl vents, "Pancaked" hood. It rides on Chevelle front suspension and 4 link TCI coil over in rear. The entire chassis was powder coated. There are power disc brakes on all corners and power steering. The paint is less than a year old. Interior is leather with overhead Panasonic 610 console and under seat 6 disc changer. The motivation comes from a blown BBC 427 with Edelbrock aluminum heads and 671 BDS blower tugging on two new dual pumper Holly 850's and fired by MSD ignition. Power is handled by 400 TH with a Gear Vendor O/D and finally to the 9" Currie with posi and 4:11 gears. The bed is a new unit without stake pockets and is floored with purple heart wood from Brazil. Exhaust is through custom built stainless headers and 3" stainless full length tubes. Other custom additions include Classic Gauges, American Mags, Goodyear Eagles, Lokar shifter, Specialty Power Windows, Matson Dual fan Aluminum Radiator, March pulleys, Vintage Air, and Rock Valley stainless fuel tank. If it weren't for tax troubles, this truck would not be for sale. My loss is your gain.
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