Vehicle Description
This 1969 Ford-F100 has the enhanced BluePrint V8 power, a
five-speed, and bold paint. And as you check out the full package,
you'll see a classic that was made for you to drive to more places
and turn more heads doing it.
The electric level of blue on this truck is both bright and deep.
It instantly lets people know there have been more modern
investments in this pickup. The luster of the paint and the
straightness of the full-length trim really put the quality of the
body on full display. Plus, all that newer brightwork up front puts
a shining face forward. And speaking of polish, the 20-inch
American Racing Torq Thrust wheels add the shine while also showing
off the lowered stance and performance attitude. More than just
look great, there's also an overall usefulness in this truck. Under
the aerodynamic tonneau cover is a bed protected in liner paint.
And the overall presentation shows a kind of pickup that won't make
you nervous to drive it. The result is a classic that can look
stunning on its way to getting the chores done.
There's less than 1,500 miles on this truck since completing its
restoration, and the freshness is especially seen inside. The
smooth metallic blue returns inside on the steel parts of the dash
and doors. But what really steals your attention is the clean and
sleek black. It shows off the solid investment in the door panels,
dash pad, and custom seat with comfy cloth inserts. And the details
have plenty of extra thought involved. For example, you not only
have fresh carpeting but also there's proper insulation underneath.
There's a movable cup holder center console to give the bench seat
an individual level of comfort. And the retro-style radio looks
good in the dash, and it connects to the four Polk speakers mounted
in the custom headliner and a subwoofer under the seat. They even
thought of the little things like replacing all the knobs and the
working dome light. Plus, you'll love the driver-ready feeling of
the upgraded sports steering wheel, newer gauges like the
speedometer, an auxiliary readout trio, and have you counted the
gears on the Hurst shifter yet?
The engine bay has the clean look of serious power, and that's
because the restoration added a 306 cubic-inch crate motor by the
master at BluePrint. It's rated at 370+ horsepower right out of the
box, and this one includes an Edelbrock four-barrel carburetor,
aluminum heads, an Edelbrock Performer intake, MSD pro billet
distributor, MSD coil, Roush cast valve covers, and long tube
headers feeding a Flowmaster dual exhaust. You can take full
control over it all with the Tremec TKO500 five-speed manual
transmission. And control is a central theme to this truck with
newer suspension components and newer bushings. It adds confidence
to your feeling on the road. And the same goes for the power brakes
w/discs up front and Nitto G2 ZR-rated tires.
The sale comes complete with owner's manual, build receipts,
maintenance records, and service manuals. Plus, we have an even
longer list of the full investment in this truck (there's just too
much to list here.) Upgraded, bright, powerful, and stylish - this
is a great all-around powerful pickup. Don't miss out, call
today!
