For Sale: 1953 Ford F100 in O'Fallon, Illinois

Gateway classic cars of Nashville is pleased to digitally present to you this 1953 Ford F100 Panel truck. This beautiful vehicle is truly one of a kind, featuring a sleek black exterior with lettering on the side for Red Oak Roasters coffee company. This works great with its black and red vinyl interior. Under its hood, this Ford F100 Panel is powered by a robust 350 cubic inch small block V8 engine that has a tri power intake 3 Rochesters 2 barrel carbs and a set of Hedman hedders. This power plant is coupled with an turbo 400 automatic transmission that is backed with a US gear over drive for highway driving. This powerful combination ensures a smooth and reliable performance that is sure to impress Any classic car enthusiasts.But the beauty of this 1953 Ford F100 Panel isn't just skin deep. Inside, you'll find a host of modern features designed for your comfort and convenience. Enjoy a cool and comfortable ride with the air conditioning system, great for those hot summer days. The power steering and power brakes offer maximum control for a more relaxed driving experience.Safety is also a top priority in this classic vehicle. It comes equipped with radial tires that provide traction and stability on various road conditions. Additionally, the painted steel rims and dog dish hub caps not only add to the car's overall aesthetic appeal but also serve as an extra layer of protection for the wheels.This 1953 Ford F100 Panel offers a unique blend of classic design and quality functionality. With its stunning black exterior, comfortable vinyl interior, and a range of features like air conditioning, power brakes, power steering, radial tires, and hub caps. There is one feature that you did not expect, the back of this panel is insulated and finished in Vinyl and open the back barn doors and pull out the bed slide for your tailgate party or use it as a way to haul your motorcycle as the current owners do. Sale held pursuant to permit No. 19289 of department of licenses granted the 14th day of August 2015.