Well, after looking for a solid 67-72 F100 Shortbed pretty much for the last 2 years, I finally found one that I think I'll be happy with. Picked it up this afternoon, after making a deal with the previous owner. They had owned it since 1981, and had been passed down from father to son. Right now, its a 20 footer. Its a single
Hey there heres my latest project a 1961 Ford F100 Unibody doing all kinds of stuff to her ill be posting build pics on here Enjoy, Solomon https://www.pro-touring.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=102330&stc=1 heres the rendering i got made for her done by hermance design https://www.pro-touring.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=102331&stc=1 https://www.pro-touring.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=102332&stc=1
Here’s a great old truck at a very reasonable price, a 1967 Ford shortbed F100 for $1400. With all the zeros folks are adding to their prices these days, it’s nice to see a realistic price occasionally. This looks like a great starting place for whatever someone wants to do with this. The owner says...
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This is my latest personal project to design the Ferrari Laferrari successor. With a 900 HP N/A V12, 1000kg and lots of integrated F1 inspired Aerodynamics the Ferrari F100 Aerea is the next generation of V12 Ferraris.
1959 ford shortbed , Styleside Original paint survivor Doors click shut , body is very straight Grill shows well . I wet it down to show how straight and show imperfections . Some rust back of cab, floor and small sports . ( all repairable or drive as is) Underside / bottom of doors nice. ...
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When Ford marketed its F100 pickups, one of the promotional lines said the trucks had a “ride that feels like a car.” That message for Rick Tuma’s 1965 Ford F100 Styleside should be updated to a “ride that feels like a modern performance machine.”
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hey their, i guess iv got a new project on my plate, my dad just picked up a 56 f100 that has been in a barn 4 the last 20 years! its a really nice...
We’ve heard the dilemma many times: you want another project but in the back of your head you tell yourself, “my wife will kill me!” Todd Allen has the solution. Like many of us, Todd can’t stop dreaming about the next project, so when this 1959 Ford F100 caught his eye he came up with a plan.
Occasionally, a project vehicle will appear, leaving opinions torn about whether it should be considered finished or unfinished. That will undoubtedly be the case with this 1956 Ford F100 Stepside. Some will look at the completed work and feel it deserves a fresh coat of paint as a finishing touch. Others will feel leaving it...
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