1959 Ford F100 Short Bed Pickup at Country Classic Cars
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- Опубликовано: 27 май 2016
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We thought you might like a look at this nice 1959 Ford F100 Pickup. It's powered by the original straight six, backed by a 3 spd manual trans. It's riding on a nice set of Cragar SS mags, with white letter tires. Hope you find it interesting, thanks for taking a look!
Filmed at Country Classic Cars in Staunton, IL
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Thats a beautyfull cool truck colour gourgeus motor powerfull and big thanks jeff and Jordan for this video i enjoy every moment Hope you Are All well and safe from and back again from tom your friend now and always 🤩 🤩 USA 😎
But I love the truck I got my first bloody lip on a 59 f100 wen I was a little kid in Brazil on those beautiful metal dashes it was my dads pride but short lived. I just found and purchased a 59 and he has no idea can’t wait to get it running and surprise him with it
Nice truck but the hood is 57-58 grill is 60
May be a 59' model,but it has a 60' model grille in it....
Man I miss my 59 good thing is I see a quite a few here where I am, I’ll have one again one day
It has a 1960 grille
Yeah that's not a 60 hood.
I miss my 59 big window.
except its a 60 grill and a 58 hood.
1960 grille.
Whatever year it is, it has a 1960 grille, and a 1958 or 1957 hood. I've got a '60, they're sweet trucks!
Joshua Hamilton Hey Josh you still got your 60 Ford F100?
You are correct. I was going to make the same comment! I own a 59 F-100 short box. I bought it with a non running Y block.
I installed a 393 Windsor stroker with AOD . I enjoy Ford trucks.
I was thinking the same thing
You know your f100s
Glad someone else noticed, I have a 59 big window myself. Great eye brother. Jim
Very clean machine! I'm starting to dig these 50's trucks lately. They have a really unique look to them.
It is weird how some things kind of grow on you over time. They are pretty uniquely styled trucks. Thanks for watching Murray!
Love to see a truck with the original engine. Most of them seem molested with non original ones these days. The grill and headlight bar on this truck is not 59 but 60.
Awesome, thanks for the variety!
Thank you for watching!
Wow that is such a cool truck! A very clean example too!
Thanks for taking a look!
Very cool Bud!! I would like something like that for a daily driver!!☺
Yep, it would make a great shop truck to run around in.
It's a 60
Nice Truck !!!..My dad had a long box one 3/4 ton with the 312 engine ..It was a Beast of a truck to ride in when I was only about 5 years old
That's cool that your Dad had one. I'd like this one a bit more if it had the 312, that's for sure. Thanks for taking a look my friend!
Very nicely done.
Thanks for taking a look!
I own this truck now 3/3/2021.
I'll make it even better than what you see here. Great fun truck.
@johnmiller6532 what year model did it turn out to be? The hood is from a 57/58 F100 while the grille and front fenders are a 60. The paint appears to be Corinthian White, which is a 1960 color. 1957-59 came in Colonial White. I have an almost all original 59 F100 which my dad bought new. It's Colonial White and a long bed styleside with the 223 six engine. The engine has a California Air Resources Board Smog Control mandated PCV Valve retrofit kit installed on it. California mandated the retrofit in late 1966 on all 1946-60 vehicles and 1961-62 non California model vehicles that arrived into the state.
Awesome truck!
People calm down its probably is a 1959 just with a 1958 good and a 1960 grill, it's 60 years old who knows what's been done to it
That is such a nice truck!
Glad you like it. Thanks for watching!
57 Hood
Very nice!! My dad had a 71 Ford F-100 or 150 pickup with manual brakes and a three on the tree. I remember riding in that truck back in the 80's when I was a kid.
That's cool, my first vehicle when I turned 16 was an F100. Thanks for watching!
The first year of the F150 was mid year 1975. It came out to bypass tougher emissions laws to allow owners to use leaded fuel.
That looks like a 1960 to me
1960 man!
There's one I wouldn't mind owning myself!
It really is a nice example. Thanks for checking it out!
Still got the factory oil leak….
Nope, not a 59
It has a 1960 grille
Nice
What are those mirrors?
It’s a 58
I mean 60
Nice but not a 59, it's a 60
Easy Rider film L.A. Airport drug dealing scene with Peter Fonda , Dennis Hopper and Phil Spector inside a F-1OO like this one , the best looking F-1OO for my opinion , I am crazy about one of those , one day I am owning one like that !
Bless y’all my cousins Americans
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White rhino liner could be Elastomeric roof coating. I used that on my roof and on my shipping containers. I am going to use it on my brand new 2016 Silverado 2500 truck.
That very well could be, I'm not sure. It looks pretty good though.
this hood without the double front air intake, is it an optional parallel kit? or an original model ford?
That's a 1960 Model...
It sure is a 1960
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Nice condition for a 50+ year old truck :)
It really is a nice example. Thanks for taking a look my friend!
What size of tires have the truck ?
Needs a 6 pack cooler.
Yep, that would be cool. Thanks for taking a look!
I love it, but.........I just don't understand a 6 banger in a Ford.
It would be cool with a Y-block in it.
BTW, tell those guys that a fuel filler grommet is only 12 bones.
Yeah, I noticed that too. Pretty nice truck overall though.
The people wanted trucks with better fuel mileage even at that time. I have a 1959 F100 that's been in my family since new. My father bought the 223 six rather than the V8, since he was using his truck locally for his work. He wanted mileage rather than power.