1965 Ford F100

The fourth generation of the F-Series trucks were produced from 1960 through 1966 were a sleeker and wider than its predecessor. Along with its traditional styleside and flareside boxes, Ford also introduced a unibody which consisted of the cab and box were one continuous piece.
While this truck appears to be stock it has been made so much better. A 352 Cubic inch engine was available and it produced over 200 HP which was the first time ever in a F-series truck, this particular F100 is equipped with a 1978 Ford 351 Windsor that was pro built by Mikes Competition Engines that was DYNO tested at 404 HP. It is equipped with a 351 Cleveland crank, Edelbrock Heads and intake a Lanati cam and Holley race ready carb. It is mated to a 1978 C-6 transmission built by Mclains. It is also sports GM front disc brakes, Chassis Works rear coil overs and a Detroit true rear locker. This truck is like brand new with everything new or re-built with hardly any miles on it. This masterpiece starts on a snap and drives out as good as it looks. Over 1200 hours in to the restoration and Martin Senor Paint. Was used. All parts receipts including engine specs and DYNO sheet available.

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