1960 Ford F-100 Pickup Pro Street

[Zippi]

27 minutes ago, ksnow said:

That tool box looks great, nice work.

Thanks Kyle.  I wanted the tool box to be red but I didn't think it would look right with all three being red.

[David G.]

That's some clean and tight detail painting Bob, nicely done!

David G.

[Zippi]

7 hours ago, David G. said:

That's some clean and tight detail painting Bob, nicely done!

David G.

Thanks Buddy.

[DJMar]

Nice call on the front mounted rack. It's a great little detail for the trailer. ??

[Zippi]

7 hours ago, DJMar said:

Nice call on the front mounted rack. It's a great little detail for the trailer. ??

Thanks DJ.  Yup, it's a nice little detail to a pretty plain looking trailer.  I'm trying to find some chain in the parts box that I can use for safty chains on the trailer.  

[Zippi]

I've worked on the trailer this morning and done all I can do so I'm calling this one done.

Under Glass: https://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/195282-1960-ford-f-100-pickup-pro-street/

 

[horsepower]

On 9/7/2024 at 4:42 AM, Zippi said:

Thanks Luke.  I'm on the hunt for what might strike my fancy for a power plant for the business end.  

Have you thought about a KAASE 429+ Shotgun engine with eight stack injection on a cross ram type intake? Not going to fill that compartment up much prettier engine.. I used one from the Poison Pinto kit and the two fours intake from one of the early Monogram Mustangs. I put it in a '56 Monogram T-Bird wanted the hood to close without a big scoop giving the sleeper look away, I used the engine because it had a super looking set of polished chrome valve covers and an automatic transmission that fit the look and style I was going for, even got lucky and found a good looking two four air cleaner that worked out great because it had a Thunderbird emblem on it, but for the life of me I can't remember what it came from.

[Zippi]

8 hours ago, horsepower said:

Have you thought about a KAASE 429+ Shotgun engine with eight stack injection on a cross ram type intake? Not going to fill that compartment up much prettier engine.. I used one from the Poison Pinto kit and the two fours intake from one of the early Monogram Mustangs. I put it in a '56 Monogram T-Bird wanted the hood to close without a big scoop giving the sleeper look away, I used the engine because it had a super looking set of polished chrome valve covers and an automatic transmission that fit the look and style I was going for, even got lucky and found a good looking two four air cleaner that worked out great because it had a Thunderbird emblem on it, but for the life of me I can't remember what it came from.

Thanks for the info Delton.  This build has been completed and I went with the Blown engine out of the 1963 release of the 41 Willy's Competition Coupe.