1950 Ford F-3

Ford’s first-generation F-Series trucks helped redefine America’s pickup market when they debuted for 1948, combining modern postwar styling with improved capability and comfort. Positioned above the F-1 and F-2 in Ford’s truck lineup, the F-3 was designed for heavier-duty work and became a common sight on farms, job sites, and small businesses across the country.

For 1950, the F-3 featured a distinctive horizontal-bar grille and was available with Ford’s dependable 239ci Flathead V8, an engine known for its durability, smooth operation, and strong low-end torque. Today, surviving F-3 pickups are prized by enthusiasts for their honest work-truck character, timeless styling, and connection to the early years of America’s best-selling truck lineage.

This '50 Ford F-3 Pickup is powered by a 239ci Flathead V8, which delivers power to the rear wheels through a TREMEC T-5 5-speed manual transmission. Additionally, the truck features electronic ignition front disc/rear drum brakes, and a replacement wiring harness.

Finished in Meadow Green over a green vinyl bench-seat interior, the truck rides on steel wheels with hubcaps and is accompanied by a matching full-size spare tire. Its bed features stained wood slats.