1954 Ford F-250

Introduced in 1953, the second-generation F-series brought a lot to the table in the form of new engine options, available power brakes, and even the option of a Ford-O-Matic automatic transmission. Newly available engines included the 223ci “Cost Clipper” inline six, and the optional “Power King” 239ci Y-block V8, which replaced the dated Flathead V8s previously available.

This generation of F-series trucks helped bridge the gap between the workhorses of yesteryear, and the everyday pickups soon to follow in the 1960s.

This 1954 Ford F-250 was purchased by the seller in 2015, after which the truck was treated to a body-off refurbishment to its current condition. Under the hood is a Weber carbureted 223ci inline six-cylinder engine mated to an automatic transmission. Other features include seatbelts, a 12-volt electrical system conversion, power brakes, and stained wood bed slats.

This 1954 Ford F-250 is now offered with a clean Wisconsin title in the seller’s name.

Highlights

Decade-plus ownership