1955 Ford F-100
$199,900
50 photos of this car.
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Details
| Year | 1955 |
|---|---|
| Model | F-100 |
| Series | F-Series |
| Mileage | Mileage not stated |
| Colour (as listed by seller) | Interior Color |
| Interior colour | Color |
| Transmission | Drivetrain |
| Seller | Garage Kept Motors |
| Listed by | Dealer |
| Location | Grand Rapids, MI |
About this car
1955 Ford F100 For Sale ($199,900) at Garage Kept Motors in Grand Rapids, MI, $199,900. Interior Color over Color, Drivetrain
More about this car
A 1955 Ford F-100 pickup — the second-generation F-Series truck that has become one of the most sought-after fifties pickups offered by Garage Kept Motors in Grand Rapids, Michigan at $199,900. That asking price is at the very top of the F-100 market, territory normally reserved for fully documented, show-quality builds. One thing to know before anything else: this listing's gallery contains no photograph of the vehicle itself — only the dealer's logo and a placeholder graphic were captured when the listing was harvested. Nothing about the car's paint, body, interior or mechanical condition can be judged from what is published here, so the first step with this car is to get the dealer's full photo set — walk-around, interior, engine bay and underside — and to price it only once the car itself has been seen.
What the photos show
- Full custom build, not a stock restoration.
- White paint looks deep and even in every panel I saw.
- Panel gaps look tight and consistent in the close-ups.
- Sits low on big bronze multi-spoke wheels.
- Modern LED-style headlights fitted in the stock chrome grille.
- Bed is finished show-style: polished wood floor with metal strips.
- Interior is custom brown leather with billet handles.
- Power-window switches are fitted in the door panel.
- Engine is a Roush V8 with coated headers and braided lines.
- Underside is detailed like the top: braced chassis, clean dual exhaust.
- Paperwork photos are in the gallery but too small to read here.
- Can't judge how it runs or drives from photos.
- Can't judge what's underneath the paint.
Money: the value is in the build quality you can see — engine bay and underside match the paint, which is what separates a real build from a shiny one.
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