1954 Ford F-100 on 2040-cars
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1954 FORD F100 SHORT BED CUSTOM SHOW TRUCK.
COMPLET TCI ROLLING CHASSIS.
NEW SUMMIT CHEVY 383ci ENGINE, REBUILT 700R4 TRANS, FORD 9 INCH POSI REAR END.
CHROME FRONT A ARMS, CHROME REAR 4 BAR WITH PANARD BAR.
4 WHEEL POWER DISC BRAKES.
POWER RACK AND PINION STEERING.
COIL OVER SHOCKS FRONT AND REAR.
ALL STAINLESS STEEL BRAKE LINES.
AIR CONDITIONING, POWER WINDOWS, POWER DOOR LOCKS, TILT WHEEL, DOLPHIN GAUGES.
BODY HAS 1955 GRILL, FRONT TILT HOOD, CUSTOM RUNNING BORDS.
BED IS FINISHED OAK WITH HIDDIN BOLT STAINIESS STRIPS AND HIDDEN GATE LATCHES.
YELLOW STRIPED DIMOND TIRES.
THE TRUCK HAS ONLY 958 MILES SINCE IT WAS BUILT.
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