Ford introduced the all new F-Series line in 1948. Produced through 1952, the trucks deliver beautiful post-war styling, but for some the original powertrain can potentially leave something to be desired. Restomod versions of these trucks have become popular – where one modernizes the interior and powertrain but leaves the body appearance stock.

This is a beautiful example of a restomod 1951 Ford F-1 Pickup truck that is presented in a brilliant shade of gold. The truck rides on low profile tires which are mounted on custom wheels. Additional exterior features include dual sideview mirrors, a beautiful wood slat bed as well as a dual exhaust. The F-1 Pickup truck is powered by a 351-cid (Cleveland) V-8 engine dressed with an Edelbrock carburetor, MSD distributor and ignition coil. The engine is paired to an automatic transmission. The interior is completed in tan featuring aftermarket bucket seats with headrests, a wood steering wheel, air conditioning, and gauges by Classic Instruments. Power equipment on the car includes power seats and brakes.