1959 Ford Truck F100 57 56 58 60 on 2040-cars
Cameron, Missouri, United States
Mileage: 10,386
Make: Ford
Model: F-100
1959 f100. 57 grille. . put 10386 miles in 1 year. just made 600 mile trip. new brakes disk frt. drum rear. new master cylinder all new hoses and lines. new wheels and tires. . new rear 9 inch 370 gear open carrier all rear bearings in rear end. new rear leaf springs. new shocks frt and rear. new tie rods. Toyota power steering gear box. all new parts. 1987 5.0 engine was removed from Lincoln town car in 1987. I bought motor from dealership I worked at that time.. motor had 1400 miles then. rebuilt aod trans. new vintage air and its very cold. heater and defrost work great. new paint 2 tone raven black and wimbledon white. 1995 f150 seat recovered. new carb holley. 650. new Ididit column. new battery. hand built tail gate. 1964 fairlane tail lights. new hay wire wiring harness. new gauges. this truck was completely rebuilt 10386 miles ago. all new glass green tent. carpet. killer stereo. hood scoop is a supper duty scoop. it was new when installed. this truck drives great and is very fun. no one has one. the list goes on and on. you can get in this truck and drive any where. new spals fan 2400cfm. no over heat concerns at all. you can set for ever in 100 degree weather idling with air on with no concerns. if you have any ? please call me. 816 294 6812. ask for steve.
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2015 Ford F-150 spied in the rain
Mon, 10 Jun 2013Standing as quite a contrast from the spy shots of the 2015 Ford Mustang we saw earlier today, our spies also sent along these pictures of the next-generation F-150 pickup out testing in its (heavily camouflaged) full prototype body. Much of the new truck's design is hidden under the bulky coveralls, but we expect a lot of its new lines to be inspired by the Atlas concept that debuted at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show.
Perhaps the biggest unknown surrounding the new F-150 is what, exactly, its body will be made of. Earlier reports have suggested that lightweight aluminum materials may be used throughout, offering a serious reduction in weight versus previous models. But Ford engineers will need to be careful, though, as they need to keep a tight rein on costs while preserving class-competitive (if not class-leading) towing and payload capacity.
On the powertrain front, the new F-150 will undoubtedly carry on with EcoBoost engines, and we'd bet on a normally aspirated V8 as well. A diesel option hasn't been confirmed, but we wouldn't be surprised to see one some time in the truck's lifecycle. Mum's the word on when the production F-150 will be revealed, but our best guess is that we'll see it at the 2014 Detroit Auto Show.
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