1941 Ford Pickup

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The 1941 Ford Pickup represents the final production year of Ford's prewar Model 50 truck line, combining streamlined styling with the durability that made Ford pickups staples of American roads and farms. Today, these trucks remain popular hot rod foundations thanks to their all-steel construction, distinctive front-end design, and modern performance compatibility.

This '41 Ford Pickup was reportedly acquired in 1994 by the seller from their uncle, and a decades-long frame-off refurbishment soon commenced. The truck is powered by an Edelbrock-carbureted 350ci Chevrolet V8 paired with a Turbo-Hydramatic 350 automatic transmission, and it rides on a Fatman Mustang II-style front suspension. Equipment includes power-assisted steering and front disc/rear drum brakes, a Ford 9-inch rear axle, and chromed steel wheels wearing BFGoodrich Radial T/A tires.

The body is finished in Toyota Speedway Blue Metallic and it has been modified with rear-hinged suicide-style doors with Bear Claw latches as well as stained red oak wood bed slats with stainless steel strips. Inside, the cabin features dark gray vinyl upholstery, a Vintage Air climate control system over a dark gray vinyl bench seat, remote keyless entry, and aftermarket instrumentation.