The Ford light truck offerings were very similar to the Model A cars, which benefited from a new inline four-cylinder engine that produced twice the horsepower, and the styling was heavily influenced by Lincoln. This roadster pickup has been decked out to replicate an old service truck. The body is finished in bright green paintwork with black fenders, red wire wheels and a red “fuel tank” in the bed of the pickup. Also adorning this Ford are aftermarket turn signals, dual rear stop lamps, motometer radiator ornament and a passenger side mounted spare tire. Inside the pickup the interior features black pleated upholstery. Under the hood is mounted the ever-reliable 200.5-cid inline four-cylinder engine. In the engine bay an aftermarket fuse panel has been mounted on the firewall; and the engine has been fitted with a late model alternator. Transferring the engines power to the rear wheels is late model five-speed manual transmission.