Make:
Ford
Model:
F100
Year:
1956
Mileage:
10242
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
Colorado
City:
Denver , CO
Zip:
80219
1956 Ford F100 6.2l LS3 V8 4 Speed Automatic White Satin
The 1956 Ford was a one year only body style and easily identifiable thanks to features such as the wrap around windshield. Painted in an exterior coat of White Satin sourced from the Lamborghini color book, you know right away that you're looking at a high dollar vehicle here. The door handles, mirrors, windshield trim, headlight housing, grille, bumpers (sourced from a '68 Camaro) and front spoiler are all dipped in carbon fiber giving some 21st century spice to this 50's classic. Other modifications include tubbing the fenders and running boards for the expensive Raceline wheels as well as re-engineering the truck bed on this '56 with a drainage system that keeps your belongings dry. Furthermore, there's a hydraulic operated bed cover made from Mercedes cloth and a fuel cell with filler cap added to the bed floor. A 6.2l LS3 has been installed under the F100's forward-opening hood with a custom white painted skull themed engine cover and we think this is an appropriate powerplant for a high-end Restomod like this. The 4L60-E 4-speed automatic transmission rides smooth at speed thanks to the overdrive gear. Baer 4-wheel disc brakes provide sharp stopping capability while the Netami dual exhaust tips help this truck sound as good as it looks! Roadster Shop Revo suspension makes it handle like a new car too. You guessed it- the interior on this 1956 Ford is just as refined as the rest of this build. You know that the full Tan leather interior including headliner and door cards cost a pretty penny and there's plenty of creature comforts to enjoy like Vintage air conditioning, push button start, Dakota digital gauges, touch screen audio system with backup camera and much more. Part of what makes this restoration and others like it so special is when you consider the humble beginnings that this '56 F100 came from. When you're the owner of this custom Pickup you can enjoy bragging about all of the aforementioned highlights and take pride in what you have.
The 1956 Ford was a one year only body style and easily identifiable thanks to features such as the wrap around windshield. Painted in an exterior coat of White Satin sourced from the Lamborghini color book, you know right away that you're looking at a high dollar vehicle here. The door handles, mirrors, windshield trim, headlight housing, grille, bumpers (sourced from a '68 Camaro) and front spoiler are all dipped in carbon fiber giving some 21st century spice to this 50's classic. Other modifications include tubbing the fenders and running boards for the expensive Raceline wheels as well as re-engineering the truck bed on this '56 with a drainage system that keeps your belongings dry. Furthermore, there's a hydraulic operated bed cover made from Mercedes cloth and a fuel cell with filler cap added to the bed floor. A 6.2l LS3 has been installed under the F100's forward-opening hood with a custom white painted skull themed engine cover and we think this is an appropriate powerplant for a high-end Restomod like this. The 4L60-E 4-speed automatic transmission rides smooth at speed thanks to the overdrive gear. Baer 4-wheel disc brakes provide sharp stopping capability while the Netami dual exhaust tips help this truck sound as good as it looks! Roadster Shop Revo suspension makes it handle like a new car too. You guessed it- the interior on this 1956 Ford is just as refined as the rest of this build. You know that the full Tan leather interior including headliner and door cards cost a pretty penny and there's plenty of creature comforts to enjoy like Vintage air conditioning, push button start, Dakota digital gauges, touch screen audio system with backup camera and much more. Part of what makes this restoration and others like it so special is when you consider the humble beginnings that this '56 F100 came from. When you're the owner of this custom Pickup you can enjoy bragging about all of the aforementioned highlights and take pride in what you have.
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