1959 Ford F100

RPM Garage is a specialty car dealership conveniently located off I-35E in Dallas, Texas. With over 100 cars in stock, and new inventory arriving every day, we offer a wide variety of quality vehicles to make your dreams come true. Make sure to stop by and check out our BRAND NEW 40,000 sq/ft warehouse and take your dream car home TODAY! LET US FINANCE YOUR DREAMS! CLICK HERE TO BEGIN! We are proud to offer you this 1959 Ford F100 Custom Coyote Powered Show Truck with Many Upgrades for sale! Classic trucks are integral to the spirit of American automotive culture, and the stunning 1959 Ford F100 embodies that sentiment wholeheartedly. Completely customized from bumper to bumper, every inch of this truck is a glimpse into how a classic icon can be modernized for the twenty-first century. A fine example of a third-generation F-Series truck, this iconic machine delivers an assortment of features and styling cues that are unique to its brief production run (1957 - 1961), including a clamshell hood, integrated front fenders, and a more spacious cab. Though the F-Series has since advanced to its fourteenth generation and continues to carry its long-standing name and legacy even into the present, most modern trucks are hardly comparable to the classic examples like this shortbed 59. From any distance, this truck is sure to stand out for its quality finishes and breathtaking styling. Every detail, down to the tiniest trim pieces, have been carefully restored or modified to exquisite condition. A two-tone blue and white paint scheme highlights the graceful lines of the exterior, emitting modern flair despite the classic theme often associated with two-tone finishes. The electric blue pairs beautifully with the period-correct chrome trimmings and contrasts against the stark white secondary finish, which is carried throughout various elements of the bodywork and interior. One particularly noteworthy component of this show trucks revitalization that features the sharp white contrast is the bed floor a fully custom surface that has been supplemented by polished rails and color-matched tubbed wheel wells. Beneath the immaculate bed floor is a functional space that houses several critical elements of the trucks suspension work. This automotive work of art has been re-imagined in several other cosmetic components as well, including the removal of the rear bumper a one-off dual-exit exhaust takes its place, with custom tips that perfectly mold to