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This 1980 example has been passionately restored and customized to give it just the right amount of personality. A true head turner in Vibrant Candy Yellow. This one is not a Lightning, it is a Frightning. The standard cab was chopped 5' and she was painted in Custom 5 Stage Candy Yellow that the color shifts depending on the light. Windshield is shortened original glass. Door glass is factory tempered and works effortlessly. It is powered by a 429 V-8 that came from a 74 with only 27k miles on it and features a Weiand intake, Holley Carb, HEI distributor, and Ford Motorsports wires. It has 2 1/2 'custom exhaust with x-pipe, Flowmasters, and stainless tips. This engine is mated to a C-6 transmission with heavy duty cooler and Gennie floor mount old school tall shifter. Lokar Billet LED gear indicator and boot included. This truck features a Grand Marquis front frame clip, 9-inch rear axle. It has Air Lift overload assist bags, 20-inch Chrome Summit Legend wheels. It has a 94 F150 nose with Billet Grill, Euro headlamps, shaved emblems, and smoothie chrome bumper. It has a...

This late 6th generation F-Series pickup is a half-ton, Longbed model with desirable 4-wheel-drive. This Ford truck is looking flashy thanks to a fresh repaint in Silver and it has the updated single piece grille insert, rectangular headlights and chrome plated 'F-O-R-D' letter set on the hood itself that were introduced for 1978. Attractive 15' alloy wheels with off-road radial tires, dual exhaust and a fresh Inyati spray-in bedliner complete the cosmetics on this classic F150. This truck retains its original powertrain- a 400 CID Pushrod V8 (based on the 351 Cleveland with a half inch longer stroke) tied to a 3-speed C6 automatic transmission turning the rear wheels through a 9' rear end geared 4. 10. This Longbed pickup for sale features power brakes with 4-wheel disc conversion and power steering for effective stopping and handling capabilities. Inside you'll appreciate the reupholstered carpet and cloth/vinyl Blue bench seat. The sliding rear window reminds you of the times this truck came out of while the aftermarket AM/FM/CD stereo helps keep things current. Original dash and gauges are in place and although the air conditioning is not currently functioning, it is the original unit with built in dash vents...

The truck appears to be mostly original and is wearing a fantastic color! The red really pops with all the black accents! Under the hood is Mr. Henry Ford's Flathead V8 humming like a sewing Machine, and hooked to a manual transmission and a 2 speed rear end! When they say things are built like they used to, this is the truck they refer to! According to our seller the dump bed does work, but the chrome exhaust stack would need removed to regain that function. The condition of this truck is somewhere between a survivor and a driver. It appears to be solid and have a lot of life...

The Model AA was the replacement for the Model TT in Fords heavy duty truck line up. The AA was much more user friendly when compared to the TT. The AA truck series was very similar to the new Model A passenger vehicles, sharing the same engine that produced 40 horsepower at a very low 2,200 rpm. The AA series was equipped with different gearing to take better advantage of the low rpm power band and making it easier to haul heavy loads. The downside was a lower top speed. Heavy duty equipment consisted of a four row radiator to provide better cooling, a heavy and larger chassis to accommodate heavy loads and over sized brakes for all four wheels. Different wheelbases and configurations were available along with cab and chassis for consumers to retro fit their own custom body. In some countries, the Model AA is still being used today. This 1928 Ford Model AA was restored in the early 80's and maintained throughout the years. Painted dark green...

Period correct, it's a real throwback. The engine is like being taken back in time, with a water-cooled L-Head 4-cylinder engine. With the deep and smooth burble of the exhaust, this Model A sounds like a sewing Machine as it putters down the road. Converted two 12-volt and loaded with an alternator and an upgraded coil, it's just as dependable as it is cool! With a top speed from the factory of roughly 65 MPH, this Model A for sale is a cruiser! Backing the inline 4-cylinder engine is a 3-speed manual transmission, which is simply a blast to run through the gears. Nothing says old school like a stick shift Ford! Though the vintage drivetrain catches your ear, it's going to be the exterior that catches eyes and turns heads. The factory style Maroon paint job suits the Ford nicely, especially when paired with the black and polished accents. The color is clean, hugging every curve and line of this 1931 Ford Model A for sale. The wooden truck bed with matching stakes, this pick-up looks like it just left the farm and is heading on down to the local hardware store. The cab is no...