Originally destined for the scrapyard, this 1961 Ford F-100 underwent a remarkable transformation, resurrected by a visionary into a premium restomod. Ford introduced the F-100 in 1948, marking its entry into the pickup market. By 1961, it had evolved into a half-ton model, distinguishing itself from its heavier counterparts.
Reborn in sleek stealth grey, this F-100 now embodies modern luxury and performance. Customized from grille to tailgate, it features a V8 engine, leather interior, and bespoke enhancements. Its custom grille, hood, bumpers, and fenders blend classic charm with contemporary flair.
With a raised bed floor to accommodate modern upgrades, including a gas tank, this F-100 boasts a monochromatic aesthetic accented by a bold red stripe. Underneath, an Art Morrison chassis, Ford 9-inch rear end, and four-link coilover suspension deliver a dynamic driving experience.
Inside, black leather upholstery with red stitching exudes sophistication, complemented by modern amenities like climate control and navigation. Despite its modernization, it retains nostalgic touches like original door handles, preserving its heritage.
Powered by a 5.0-liter Coyote V8 mated to a Tremec manual transmission, this F-100 offers an exhilarating performance. Riding on Budnik Chicane wheels and Michelin Pilot tires, it blends timeless design with contemporary engineering, redefining the classic pickup experience.