Year: 1956
Make: Ford F100
Bought it in 2002
Bought for: $5000
Cost to build: $30000
How long did it take to build? 2 years
Reason for this ride: I liked this model of Ford truck.
Who helped: My son, David
Pervious rides: Jag X12
How long have you been in the hobby? 15 years
Club Affiliation: Nope
Engine: The 1974 Pontiac small block replaced the old tired stocker. Dave went over the engine adding the cam, intake, carb and etc. Chrome add-on finish off the engine bay. A Chevy Turbo 350 transmission transfers engine power to the rear end.
Suspension: The stock frame was fitted with a Chrysler front clip. A stout Ford 9” is more than enough to keep things straight in a hard pull.
External Body Mods: The roof has a 4: chop, the body has been shaved of door handle and un needed trim.
Paint: is a PPG Silver pearl shot by Bryon Addison on New York.
Interior: The dash was has been painted to match the exterior. A set of TPI electronic gauges were swapped for the stockers. A genie shifter is used to change gears while pointing this beast in the right direction while holding onto the Momo steering wheel. The seat is covered with a gray tweed and oak trim..
Tires/wheels: 4 of each. ;)
Make: Ford F100
Bought it in 2002
Bought for: $5000
Cost to build: $30000
How long did it take to build? 2 years
Reason for this ride: I liked this model of Ford truck.
Who helped: My son, David
Pervious rides: Jag X12
How long have you been in the hobby? 15 years
Club Affiliation: Nope
Engine: The 1974 Pontiac small block replaced the old tired stocker. Dave went over the engine adding the cam, intake, carb and etc. Chrome add-on finish off the engine bay. A Chevy Turbo 350 transmission transfers engine power to the rear end.
Suspension: The stock frame was fitted with a Chrysler front clip. A stout Ford 9” is more than enough to keep things straight in a hard pull.
External Body Mods: The roof has a 4: chop, the body has been shaved of door handle and un needed trim.
Paint: is a PPG Silver pearl shot by Bryon Addison on New York.
Interior: The dash was has been painted to match the exterior. A set of TPI electronic gauges were swapped for the stockers. A genie shifter is used to change gears while pointing this beast in the right direction while holding onto the Momo steering wheel. The seat is covered with a gray tweed and oak trim..
Tires/wheels: 4 of each. ;)
