1956 Ford F-800 on 2040-cars
Martin, Georgia, United States
Send me an email at: danadggarnick@welshhome.net .
1956 Ford F-800 COE Pick-up
It is mounted on a Ford Excursion chassis with a low mileage (39K) Power Stroke 7.3L diesel engine with the automatic transmission, equipped with air ride suspension with in cab controls. The control valves and air tank is located inside an actuated hatch in the bed keeping it clean, dry and quiet.
The truck is fully equipped with;
Power Steering,
Power Brakes,
Adjustable Pedals,
Cold AC,
Power Windows,
Leather Power and Heated seats,
New Carpet,
Suede headliner,
Custom Door Panels,
Alpine NAV and audio system,
All fully integrated into the Ford Donors Dash and Instrument Cluster. This Interior truly looks like it came from Ford like this.The engine is located under the front seat which has an electric actuator for easy access.
The Body and Bed work seamlessly together. Chrome aluminum ribs line the entry steps. Paint and body are excellent. The Chrome bumpers and bezels are clean smooth and shiny. The bed also has a fiberglass bed cover painted to match the truck.
With front and rear disc brakes It stops great. Custom American Force 22"x12" wheels a mounted up a set of 35x12.50R22LT Nitto Terragrappers tires.
This truck is 100% complete. It's clean, reliable and ready to enjoy. No expense was spared on this build.
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