Description:
Key Features:

Exterior & Presentation:

Built at the Michigan truck plant for the Atlanta DSO, this F100 has spent its entire life in Georgia.
Full restoration completed in the mid-1990s, with detailed documentation and over 100 photos capturing the process.
Bare-metal repaint in the original color, with straight panels, good gaps, and no paint bubbles or lifting, even 25 years later.
Chrome and glass are in excellent condition, preserving the truck's vintage charm.
Bed interior rhino-lined for durability and modern functionality.
Interior Features:

Restored interior with refreshed upholstery and trim, keeping the truck’s original feel while offering modern comfort.
Engine & Performance:

Powered by the Y-code 352 cubic inch V8, the first Ford truck engine to exceed 200 horsepower (gross), offering a smooth and powerful drive.
Mated to a three-speed column shift manual transmission, providing a classic driving experience.
Runs, starts, and drives smoothly, with only about 10,000 miles since the restoration.
Upgrades & Mechanical Condition:

The addition of modern A/C, featuring a Sanden-style rotary compressor under the hood and a custom-fabricated evaporator/blower unit in the cab, ensuring comfort during warmer months.
Overall, the truck still feels tight and "put together," thanks to careful maintenance and minimal driving post-restoration.