Make:
Ford
Model:
F-100
Year:
1967
Mileage:
56596
Miles
Condition:
Used
Country:
United States
Region:
North Carolina
City:
Raleigh , NC
Zip:
27698
1967 Ford F-100 V8 Very Sharp and Clean!
Sure, Camaros and Mustangs are always red hot, but these days super-clean trucks like this get snatched up within days of being posted, and this Highland Green example is a whole lot nicer than most. With a built 351 Windsor under the hood, a couple choice power options, and a supremely comfortable custom interior, this first-year "Bumpside" F-100 is at the top of its class, which means its not going to last long... If you grew up in the late-'60s and '70s, Ford trucks very much like this were a common sight, but today? Not so much. Most were mere tools, used up and tossed aside, with Ford all too happy to build you a replacement on the cheap (relatively speaking, especially compared to what you see today). This one appears to have followed a different path, perhaps with someone who wanted a little utility on the weekends but who also appreciated a bit of muscle on the daily drive, because the sheetmeal under this Blue Oval Beauty is straight and solid as can be. The Highland Green Metallic paint looks great on the 5th Generation "Bumpside" pickup (arguably the most desirable of all the F-100s), a bit formal and a bit sporty; maybe if Frank Bullitt drove a pickup, this is what it would have looked like. The finish is higher-end, a top driver-quality you don't typically see on a pickup, but it's not so nice that you'll be afraid to drive it.
Sure, Camaros and Mustangs are always red hot, but these days super-clean trucks like this get snatched up within days of being posted, and this Highland Green example is a whole lot nicer than most. With a built 351 Windsor under the hood, a couple choice power options, and a supremely comfortable custom interior, this first-year "Bumpside" F-100 is at the top of its class, which means its not going to last long... If you grew up in the late-'60s and '70s, Ford trucks very much like this were a common sight, but today? Not so much. Most were mere tools, used up and tossed aside, with Ford all too happy to build you a replacement on the cheap (relatively speaking, especially compared to what you see today). This one appears to have followed a different path, perhaps with someone who wanted a little utility on the weekends but who also appreciated a bit of muscle on the daily drive, because the sheetmeal under this Blue Oval Beauty is straight and solid as can be. The Highland Green Metallic paint looks great on the 5th Generation "Bumpside" pickup (arguably the most desirable of all the F-100s), a bit formal and a bit sporty; maybe if Frank Bullitt drove a pickup, this is what it would have looked like. The finish is higher-end, a top driver-quality you don't typically see on a pickup, but it's not so nice that you'll be afraid to drive it.
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