Gateway Classic Cars of San Antonio/Austin is proud to present this
1964 Ford F-100, finished in a Turquoise and White two-tone
exterior over a matching Turquoise and White interior. The
combination captures the styling of the era, from the
straightforward pickup body to the classic bench-seat cabin.
Under the hood is a 223 CID inline-six paired with a column-shifted
3-speed manual transmission, commonly known as a 3-on-the-Tree.
Settle onto the vinyl bench seat, take hold of the steering wheel,
and work through the gears as you head down the road. The
combination keeps the driver involved and adds to the vintage
experience behind the wheel.
Inside, an AutoSound radio provides the audio system, while the
vinyl bench seat and straightforward controls maintain the classic
character of the cabin. Seatbelts are also included among the
listed features.
Outside, classic hubcaps complement the Turquoise and White
two-tone finish. Whether cruising through town or taking a scenic
route down a country road, the inline-six, manual transmission,
bench seat, and column-mounted shifter put you right into the
experience of driving a 1960s Ford pickup.
The 1964 Ford F-100 is listed by our San Antonio/Austin showroom
and can be viewed in greater detail, including 100 plus HD pictures
and an HD video, at GatewayClassicCars.com. For more information,
email [email protected] or visit us at 679 Holcan
Dr, Suite 105, New Braunfels, TX 78130.
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