1956 Ford F-100

The 1956 Ford F-100 is one of the most iconic classic American pickup trucks, admired for its bold styling, strong performance, and role in shaping the future of light-duty trucks. Part of Ford's second generation of the F-Series (1953-1956), the 1956 model year stands out as a one-year-only body style, making it especially sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. One of the most distinctive features of the 1956 Ford F-100 is its unique cab design. Unlike earlier models, it featured vertical A-pillars and a wraparound windshield, giving the truck a modern, squared-off appearance. This design also allowed for improved visibility and added a touch of style that set it apart from other pickups of its time. Another unique option for the 1956 model was the Big Back Window, which greatly improved rear visibility and is highly prized by restorers today. This '56 Restomod is the entire package. It's striking red exterior is set off by gelaming brightwork and black Billet Specialties wheels. On the inteior, electric leather bucket seats, titl steering wheel, air-conditioning, Autometer gauges and Sniper EFI system monitor add a modern touch to a truck that remains classic on the exterior. Fire up the fuel-injected 350 V8 with serpentine belt setup with an air compressor and this truck's performance headers and dual exhaust let those around it know its ready to roll. Equipped with a Mustang II Heidts independent front suspension with tubular upper and lower A-arms and rack and pinion steering, this truck provides a smooth modern ride. All around this truck it is obvious that it was built to be a bit of a sleeper, saluting its originality but providing the best in performance and creature comfort. Unless stated otherwise, mileage shown on odometer is exempt and unknown if original. ----...