Vehicle Description
This 1955 Ford Cabover is a full custom restoration that has a
super-slick presentation, leather-lined A/C interior, and
fuel-injected LS V8 power. So this sleek machine doesn't even need
to haul a show-winner because it earns awards all on its own.
This custom COE (cab over engine) build literally tops most other
classics out there as it towers over them. You're going to see this
one coming from blocks away. But really take some time to get up
close and see the full quality of this highly-detailed build. That
sinister black on the cab has a deep shine. And speaking of the
cab, they really understood how to blend vintage and new styles.
You see it up front with the classic extra-tall hood and pod-style
headlights that give this a nice classic appearance. But the
pointed grille and bumper remind you there is a freight train worth
of size and muscle in this one. And it's amazing they were able to
modify the curvy Ford fenders to fit the huge American Force
22-inch forged aluminum wheels. Style and substance are mixed
everywhere you look. For example, the black fabric on the cab's
roof has a similar appearance to the texture liner paint in the
bed. The bed sides have a step-down look, and the tailgate tapers
inward. So the profile compares to a semi, but with a lot more
style. And speaking of industrial grade, this is based off of a
shortened one-ton Chevy dually frame, and so it's beefy.
The interior is a full-custom setup. The tan leather seats look
timeless with the black inserts, and the door panels and center
console were done to match. It has the right luxuries like power
windows and cold-blowing air conditioning. You slip behind a
wood-rimmed steering wheel mounted on a tilt column, and this gives
you a clear view to the Dakota Digital VHX gauges. So this big
truck makes it easy to get comfortable. But just to let everyone
know this is truly industry-grade, there's also a train-style air
horn.
As the COE name suggests, the motor sits under the cab, which
contributes to the commanding height and added capabilities. In
fact, this one really is still ready to go to work thanks to an
upgrade in the engine compartment. This classic heavy duty machine
is now running a fuel-injected 6.0-liter LS motor. All the belts,
wires, and hoses look properly maintained in the ultra-clean engine
bay, and there's even an electric fan on the bright aluminum
radiator. So this was built to get to work. And unlike how this
came in 1955, you have the added comfort of a power steering, power
brakes w/discs up front, and a versatile six-speed automatic
transmission.
The sale comes with build receipts documenting $17k invested in the
last few years. It's all about crafting the
sleekest/tallest/meanest looking custom around. Call today!!!
Titled as Ford C500
