“Well Built Cruiser”

The 1953 Ford F100 is a classic pickup truck that exudes timeless charm and embodies the spirit of American automotive design from the 1950s. This iconic vehicle represents an era when trucks were not just workhorses but also symbols of style and rugged individualism.

The exterior of the 1953 Ford F100 showcases a clean and streamlined design, characterized by smooth lines and a bold front grille. The truck was built by a local enthusiast and you can tell quickly by its condition that It was well built. The body off frame restoration began and during the restoration the body and bed were media blasted and epoxy primed before they were painted. The body color is Satin Jade with a cream white top. The motor is a 1956 292 Y block which was Ford's second generation V8, the engine fires right up and runs smooth. The truck has headers, new Vintage Air heater, all new wiring system from front to back, headers, power output on the dash for charging devices, all new weather stripping and glass surround moldings, new custom made red oak bed with matching stake racks that were all urethane coated, new forward tilt hood kit that works very well, all new lighting system in the front and the back, new red upholstery, new headliner and sun visors along with a new rubber floor mat, new seat belts and rear view mirror, new tailgate hardware.

The 1953 Ford F100 remains a beloved classic among automotive enthusiasts and collectors. Its timeless design, sturdy construction, and rich heritage make it a sought-after vehicle for those seeking a piece of automotive history. Whether used for practical purposes or as a showpiece, the F100's enduring charm and timeless appeal continue to captivate admirers to this day.