This 1969 Ford F-100 combines classic appeal, with is short bed, and proper V8 power the full package is irresistible.
This Ford does the job of a classic stuck well. The gloss of the paint and the shine of the chrome bumper and wheels give this a good look that will get you plenty of nods at the stoplights. That's why much of the body trim was deleted, so nothing gets in the way of seeing and feeling that ultra-sleek shine. This is a true truck at its heart, and so it never gets too fancy that you will hesitate to use it for work duty. After all, isn't that what a truck is all about? So you'll see that the box have a full protective liner paint that you'll find handy during every Home Depot run.
The interior likes to be quite vintage, and so the upgrades are subtle. For example, you still have the classic bench seat, but now it's finished with a carbon fibre style fabric. The gas tank was relocated under the truck.
Under this hood is Ford's 302 cubic-inch motor with a Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor and intake on top. It's a strong motor that makes a nice sound out of the dual exhaust. Also you can see plenty of proof that this is an exceptionally clean pickup. It has nice driving features like a three-speed automatic, power steering, and Ford's famous twin I-beam front suspension.
