For Sale at Auction: 1973 Ford F150 in Scottsdale, Arizona

Originally an F-250, this 1973 Ford custom-built pickup has been converted to F-150 configuration. It is powered by a 525ci Ford big-block V8 engine built by NHRA legend Bob Lambeck and equipped with Edelbrock heads and port fuel injection, producing 550hp and 650 ft/lbs of torque. Power is routed through a C6 automatic transmission paired with a Gear Vendors overdrive unit. The drivetrain is supported by a custom four-link rear suspension with an Eaton Truetrac differential and QA1 coilover rack & pinion front steering. Braking is handled by Wilwood four-wheel disc brakes with an electric parking brake. Cooling is managed by a Ron Davis Racing radiator with electric fans, and a CVS serpentine system and billet hood hinges complete the engine bay. Comfort and climate are managed by a Restomod Air system, while interior instrumentation is provided by Dakota Digital gauges. The cabin features custom leather and tweed upholstery with heated seats, a Nu-Relics power window system, and all-new glass and weatherstripping. Additional modern conveniences include a Digital Guard Dawg keyless ignition system and a BlackVue front and rear camera system. Audio is delivered via a custom-tuned stereo with Mosconi amplifiers. This professionally restored truck underwent a two-year frame-off build by Old Anvil Speed Shop in Orange, CA. Accolades include First in Class at the 2023 Grand National Roadster Show and Second in Class at the inaugural Grand National Truck Show in the same year. It was also featured in a six-page article in the October 2023 issue of Classic Truck Performance magazine. ** PREVIEW