1952 Ford F100 Pickup

In 1925, the Ford Motor Company introduced the first "pickup" based on the Model T Runabout. Ford offered the rear "pickup box" separately at their dealer parts department for $25.00. The box was then bolted onto the back of the vehicle as an accessory. Since the box was "picked up" at the parts department by the customer, the term "pickup" took hold for this style of vehicle. Later the box was installed at the factory and evolved into today's pickup trucks.

For consignment a totally restored Ford F-100 Pickup Truck. Lots of attention to detail has been paid to this truck, and the final product shows it. These trucks seem to be very popular at Classic Auto Mall lately, so it is suggested you show up sooner rather than later for your chance to have it permanently in your collection.

Exterior
Vermillion (Red) was the original build paint, and this truck now has a new coating of it, and it displays beautifully. With its “pfat” white painted metal grille, and 2 single headlights, this is an iconic design for 50's Ford trucks. A bulbous hood, with some brite work on either side, makes its way back to a single pane windshield and rounded cab area. Perfect running boards connect the front and rear rounded fenders, and the bed is made from entirely new parts. Nice wide white sidewall thin tires adorn each corner and are capped by FORD stamped chrome moons. The tailgate works flawlessly, and a beautiful oak lined bed makes its way from the tailgate to the cab. Bumpers are nearly perfect and have an air of simplicity.

Interior
Swing open the brown vinyl and Vermillion painted metal doors, and you are immediately welcomed by a two-tone bench seat in dark brown, and cream stitched two tone. A beautifully restored Vermillion metal dash houses various pristine white gauges, essential knobs and a silver metallic painted speaker grille. The fully restored steering wheel and column fronts the dash. An aftermarket stereo hangs below the perfect dash, right next to the air venting/heater box. The floor is draped in thick long pile carpeting in flawless brown.

Drivetrain
A flip of the hood and you are gazing into a wonderful restored engine bay, which includes a fully rebuilt inline 6-cylinder engine, in correct color I might add. Bolted on back is a 3-speed manual transmission which throws power to a 3.92 rear axle.

Undercarriage
Frame off was the key word used here, and while it was off it was stripped, and powder coated. As the truck was reassembled, no expense was spared as it pertains to quality body mounts and hardware, suspension rebuild, brake lines and linings, and a like new exhaust system, all correct to original systems. Underside will be seen as nice as the topside, and it makes it abundantly clear that there are absolutely no issues.

For an individual who just enjoys a nostalgic truck cruise in a truly original looking and correct truck, this could be it. For the collector who wants to show a beautiful example of the F-100, this could be it. For the business who may want to use it as a promotional piece, and attract a lot of eyeballs, this could be it. Make your way here for a test drive as this could be it!

Classic Auto Mall is a 336,000-square foot classic and special interest automobile showroom, featuring over 300 vehicles for sale with showroom space for up to 1,000 vehicles. Also, a 400 vehicle barn find collection is on display.
This vehicle is in our showroom in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, conveniently located just 1-hour west of Philadelphia on the I-76 Pennsylvania Turnpike. The website is www.classicautomall.com and our phone number is (888) 227-0914. Please contact us anytime for more information or to come see the vehicle in person.