1954 Ford F100 Custom Cab on 2040-cars
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
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What you see here is an early built (70's or 80's) F100 Hot Rod Truck, it has a Mustang 289 w/c4 tranny installed but should you want to go back to the original Y-block nothing was cut out or destroyed. It is a very straight forward build no hacking was performed when it was built, a new interior and bed wood has been installed. The passenger back fender has a ding in it but it was there when I got it and never got around to replacing it. There are some areas that will at some point need some attention like around the running boards on the back fenders but the best thing would be just to replace with new ones and not worry about working them, these fenders are the same from 1953-1984. Both bumpers are chrome, front tires are new, exhaust is new, wood bed is new, brakes are all new, carb is new, seat is new and the carpet. Like said you could drive the wheels off of it and enjoy it or Modify it to make a very cool and fast Hot Rod out of it and if you wanted to go back to bone stock with a 3spd tranny and Y-block just pull the 289 and c4 out and drop in the old bits. |
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