This beautifully driveable 1951 Ford F1 Pickup is proudly displayed
in the MAXmotive Pittsburgh Showroom and is available now. Restored
in 2016, it is finished in a lustrous 2014 Ford Ruby Red. A little
extra metallic was added for more sparkle in the sun, a subtle
effect that works very well. Easy driving and reliable performance
are products of the 350ci small block V8 accompanied under the hood
by an aluminum radiator, the Turbo 350 automatic transmission, and
a Chevy 10-bolt rear axle. Edelbrock's proven 4-barrel carburetor
meters the mixture, then coated tube headers send the byproducts
through a dual exhaust system with side exits and chrome tips. The
cab is cozy and comfortable thanks to the tan leather seat, a
premium wood rim steering wheel on a tilt column, and AM/FM audio
with cassette. Chrome wheels offer a nice contrast against the
paint, and they mount new radial tires. Another thoughtful touch
for peace and peace of mind while driving, the tailgate is secured
with chrome bolts. A handsome wood bed floor finishes off a very
attractive build. This is a 1951 Ford F1 pickup with cruise and
show looks that you can drive and enjoy with confidence. See
detailed photos at www.maxmotive.com.
Vehicle Details
1951 Ford F1
Listing ID:CC-1532369
Price:$36,500
Location:Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Year:1951
Make:Ford
Model:F1
Odometer:14254
Stock Number:V1044
VIN:F1H1HM34790
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