1955 Ford F100 Short Bed Stepside Pickup Hot Rod on 2040-cars
Suffield, Connecticut, United States
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This is a great driving 1955 Ford F-100 Stepside Pickup. It comes with power steering and power disc brakes in the front. I has a cool front clip installed with Torsion Bar Suspension. You can set the riding height with the the turn of a screw.It has a nice tweed interior that looks great and a tilt wheel as well. All gauges work.This has been a trouble free,start every time,well sorted truck.This is not a warmed over rust bucket.There are no holes in the floors with patches pop rivited. It is a very solid body, with a not expensive paint job that has held up very well. You can get in and just drive it.Last summer I put four new Wheel Vintique powder coated rims and four new BF Goodrich Silvertown wide whites that cost $1200. I had to have that low old school look!! I have put about 1200 miles in two summers here in Connecticut.Please take a look at the pictures, this is not a trailer queen! it was painted 7-8 years ago and it has a few bubbles coming through and a few scratches. Some were there when I bought it and my boys added a dent and scratch with a bike.But it is a great 10 footer, and a reliable blast to bomb around in!! This is priced for a quick sale!!I am selling it for what I have in it! I just ordered a new Corvette and one of my toys have to go!! Any questions feel free to call. 860-930-2057 Thanks, Ray
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