For Sale: 1954 Ford F100 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for sale in Pittsburgh, PA
Vehicle Description For a custom truck you can drive all day, look no further than the Maxmotive Pittsburgh Showroom for this 1954 Ford F-100 Pickup It's been driven only 3800 miles since completion, so it's still fresh but all systems and components are sorted out.
A 350ci four-bolt-main small block sends power through a Powerglide automatic to a 9-inch Ford rear axle, a rugged combo that sees extreme severe duty in many drag racing vehicles.
A mild tune keeps the engine smooth, quiet, and dependable with only the Spectre cold air intake for a little extra power plus the trick look.
The dual intakes bring in the maximum amount of air, and add an exotic look to the engine room.
The paint is just the right shade of red, with a little orange tint to it.
A subtle mod is that the vent windows have been deleted.
The door handles are shaved but there are manual poppers hidden on the truck so power is not required to open the doors.
Beautifully finished oak covers the bed floor with matching stakes on the sides.
Baby Moons with chrome wheels is a classic combo.
For long miles, comfort is king, and this truck has cloth bucket seats, air conditioning, an AM/FM sound system with subwoofers, a handsome and comfortable Grant GT steering wheel with wood rim (and a tilt column) plus a center console with cupholders.
Power windows, locks, cloth bucket seats, cruise control, and even remote start are all part of the package.
Leather trim with tasteful embroidery One fun item comes as an unexpected surprise.
Would you believe a Line Lock? In case you're not familiar with this little device, it's purpose is to hold a vehicle still on the starting line at the dragstrip while you bring the revs up.
With it, you can lock the front brakes, leaving the rear wheels free to spin.
This opens up a lot of possibilities as you can imagine.
Definitely a fun build, with classic style, custom mods, and a very liveable power team, this 1954 Ford F-100 has the personalization and eye appeal for car and truck shows, but you can rack up the miles in comfort and with peace of mind.
See detailed photos at www.
maxmotive.
com.
.
A 350ci four-bolt-main small block sends power through a Powerglide automatic to a 9-inch Ford rear axle, a rugged combo that sees extreme severe duty in many drag racing vehicles.
A mild tune keeps the engine smooth, quiet, and dependable with only the Spectre cold air intake for a little extra power plus the trick look.
The dual intakes bring in the maximum amount of air, and add an exotic look to the engine room.
The paint is just the right shade of red, with a little orange tint to it.
A subtle mod is that the vent windows have been deleted.
The door handles are shaved but there are manual poppers hidden on the truck so power is not required to open the doors.
Beautifully finished oak covers the bed floor with matching stakes on the sides.
Baby Moons with chrome wheels is a classic combo.
For long miles, comfort is king, and this truck has cloth bucket seats, air conditioning, an AM/FM sound system with subwoofers, a handsome and comfortable Grant GT steering wheel with wood rim (and a tilt column) plus a center console with cupholders.
Power windows, locks, cloth bucket seats, cruise control, and even remote start are all part of the package.
Leather trim with tasteful embroidery One fun item comes as an unexpected surprise.
Would you believe a Line Lock? In case you're not familiar with this little device, it's purpose is to hold a vehicle still on the starting line at the dragstrip while you bring the revs up.
With it, you can lock the front brakes, leaving the rear wheels free to spin.
This opens up a lot of possibilities as you can imagine.
Definitely a fun build, with classic style, custom mods, and a very liveable power team, this 1954 Ford F-100 has the personalization and eye appeal for car and truck shows, but you can rack up the miles in comfort and with peace of mind.
See detailed photos at www.
maxmotive.
com.
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