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Custom 1951 Ford F1 Pickup on 2040-cars

Year:1951 Mileage:99999
Location:

Costa Mesa, California, United States

Costa Mesa, California, United States

This is a Beautiful and fully restored 1951 F1 pickup with a tone of custom aspects. Here are its features:

Engine is a transplant from a 2005 Mustang GT
5 speed Manual transmission

Custom fabricated suspension:

Front: 1998 Jaguar XJR, Jag power rack, Jag 11" drilled and slotted rotors, ss lines
18x9 Ridler chrome wheels and Nitto tires

Rear: Custom early Jag S type with inboard 11mm rotors, Girling calipers. 4:10 gears and trac loc diff. 20x9.5 Rear wheels on 275x50  nitto tires

Stock fuel system from the Mustang- Custom steel tank that holds the stock fuel pump, uses stock filter with stock quick disconnect lines

QA1 Rear adjustable coil over shocks

All the chrome is there, and tons of little things that make it what it is on the outside.


The engine runs very strong and has a custom tune form a local shop. Many ours were spend to permanently clear all the trouble codes and she is running clean. Engine has the stock air tube and MAS air meter. All the things that the stock mustang had to make it run right. The stock engine harness was trimmed down by a local shop and fit to the trucks engine bay.
fast as hell.

Power actuated bear claw door latches, shaved handles. 

The paint is Toyota Metalic Silver.  There have been some minor mishaps and so there are a few chips in the paint on the running boards. Could be easily repaired.

The interior is not finished.
No side glass or regulators (i have the originals) the divider bar was removed to make way for 1 piece windows.
No head liner
No door panels
No carpet

Hushmat was installed inside the cab.

The bed has the oak boards and a custom fill cap with door.

Take a look at the pics and email me with any questions

Thanks for looking

I have many more pictures if you are serious. 








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