Make:
Ford
Model:
F-100
Year:
1956
Mileage:
20188
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Ohio
City:
Columbus , OH
Zip:
43004
1956 Ford F-100 Big Window Restomod classic vintage chrome short bed truck
Classic vintage chrome short bed truck lowered 2 tone fuel injection automatic
This 1956 Ford F-100 was built to give you everything you want. The classic lines are positively radiant in the sleek custom two-tone. The big back window lets in even more light to see the full custom A/C interior. And the fuel-injected V8 and overdrive transmission make this loaded pickup a great restomod cruiser.
Yellow and black is a timelessly attractive color combo. Of course, it only gets better when you can really see there was a small fortune spent getting this two-tone right. So you get a neon-like glow from the yellow and a piano-grade gloss from the black. Before the first drop of the paint went down, they deleted the badges and smoothened the sheet metal so that the excellent panels let the light roll evenly across the whole truck. And just in case these were not distinctive enough, you also have a red pinstripe providing a clear border all around this truck. And it's more than just the paint that's radiant. Chrome bumpers, the classic grille, and the upgraded 18-inch Boyd Coddington wheels are all mirror-like. There are plenty of custom details, like the tri-bar headlights, taillights integrated into the bumper, and a flush-fitting tonneau. But this Ford doesn't trade in its full vintage style, and that's why there's glossy lumber in the truck bed. And the wraparound big rear window is a feature true vintage truck people love to see.
The two-tone treatment continues inside. Custom door panels, plush carpeting, and tweed inserts in the seating make this quite comfy. You can tell there was an eye here for style where they kept everything quite clean and smooth. That's why they did thoughtful upgrades like put the AM/FM/CD stereo w/Bluetooth in an overhead console so that you get an ultra-smooth dash. And the air conditioning controls and vents are neatly integrated below the dash. There are also more great upgrades, like power windows, cruise control, and a tilt steering column. Plus, those Dakota Digital gauges remind us of the digital readouts in a C4 Corvette...and that's for a very good reason.
Classic vintage chrome short bed truck lowered 2 tone fuel injection automatic
This 1956 Ford F-100 was built to give you everything you want. The classic lines are positively radiant in the sleek custom two-tone. The big back window lets in even more light to see the full custom A/C interior. And the fuel-injected V8 and overdrive transmission make this loaded pickup a great restomod cruiser.
Yellow and black is a timelessly attractive color combo. Of course, it only gets better when you can really see there was a small fortune spent getting this two-tone right. So you get a neon-like glow from the yellow and a piano-grade gloss from the black. Before the first drop of the paint went down, they deleted the badges and smoothened the sheet metal so that the excellent panels let the light roll evenly across the whole truck. And just in case these were not distinctive enough, you also have a red pinstripe providing a clear border all around this truck. And it's more than just the paint that's radiant. Chrome bumpers, the classic grille, and the upgraded 18-inch Boyd Coddington wheels are all mirror-like. There are plenty of custom details, like the tri-bar headlights, taillights integrated into the bumper, and a flush-fitting tonneau. But this Ford doesn't trade in its full vintage style, and that's why there's glossy lumber in the truck bed. And the wraparound big rear window is a feature true vintage truck people love to see.
The two-tone treatment continues inside. Custom door panels, plush carpeting, and tweed inserts in the seating make this quite comfy. You can tell there was an eye here for style where they kept everything quite clean and smooth. That's why they did thoughtful upgrades like put the AM/FM/CD stereo w/Bluetooth in an overhead console so that you get an ultra-smooth dash. And the air conditioning controls and vents are neatly integrated below the dash. There are also more great upgrades, like power windows, cruise control, and a tilt steering column. Plus, those Dakota Digital gauges remind us of the digital readouts in a C4 Corvette...and that's for a very good reason.
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