1949 Ford F1 Maroon Metallic

1949 Ford F1 Maroon Metallic

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Vehicle Specification


Ford
Make
F1
Model
1722293
Listing ID
Pickup Truck
Body Style
Automatic
Transmission
Gasoline
Fuel Type
1949
Year
Used
Condition
Red
Exterior Color

Vehicle Description


1949 Ford F1 Pickup

Exterior

Maroon metallic now bathes this trucks exterior with straight

steel panels and gaps that are beautifully minding themselves to be

consistent, and almost all chrome has been shaved off or finished

in gray. All Ford steel greets us up front with the pontoon style

fenders and bulbous hood that this truck came equipped with when

new. We note all the seams on the front end, including the grille,

headlights, and fenders have been shaved. The horizontal grille

ribbing and headlight trim rings have been finished in body

matching maroon and the headlights have been upgraded to assist

with lighting your way. With the gray hood trim and black

windshield trim complimenting the round chrome mirrors the look

comes together nicely. More steel for the rear fenders to frame the

steel bed and continue the pontoon look along with ribbed steel

running boards working to connect the front and rear fenders. At

the rear we note a shaved bumper, a thin and wide LED brake light

bar and dual chrome exhaust tips poking out from under the Ford

embossed tailgate. A black vinyl tonneau covers the bed, and upon

its removal we are greeted with a black spray in bedliner that

extends all the way to the outward canted bed tops. Gray spoke and

polished lip B/G Rod Works wheels in 18" and 20" form are wrapped

in nearly new staggered width rubber and respectively highlight

this trucks perfect stance.

Interior

Stamped steel makes up the upper third of the door panels, finished

in glossy maroon, and helps draw your eyes to the charcoal gray

vinyl lower with its smooth white U-shaped inlay and diamond

stitched insets. A mix of smooth charcoal and more diamond stitched

leather makes up the reclinable racing bucket seats nestled inside

and back up to the rear of the cab. More deep gloss red for the

dash which houses a Dakota Digital gauge cluster in the factory

metal background. To the center, where we note the original

electric shaver-esque chrome speaker cover looking just fine. A

black tilt steering column with its modern banjo style steering

wheel fronts the all steel dash and looks perfectly at home. A

litany of white face VDO gauges are sprinkled through the dash

along with a few knobs and pulls. Dash central also holds the

controls for the heat/AC and a modern AM/FM stereo. The headliner

and rear cab are all lined with the tight smooth charcoal vinyl

covering and black carpeting with clean floor mat coverings floods

the floor. A small black console rides the hump and holds a pair of

Kenwood speakers along with a 12 volt power and USB port

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