Here's a hot rod 1941 Ford F1 Pickup Truck built to drive with comfort and power on the streets. This truck was filmed with Texas Classic Cars of Dallas.
Ford started the "F" series with the F-1 in 1948. The 1941 Ford pickup is not an F-1. It's an absolute shame there is not a Ford engine in a Ford pickup. A 5.0 would go nicely in there. Great looking truck though.
Truck still is a looker, I have a 40, used to look very similar to yours, color as well. It’s torn down now, want it back on the streets, but haven’t gotten it there yet. Solid original frame transferred under it, rebuilt front axle and kingpins, new brakes and lines, unfroze the flathead(49-53 block Mercury), and new aluminum radiator. Winter is here, it’s going to have to wait until spring for more progress.
Soory but i don't agree with you on the choice of engine. A Ford engine performs way better than a chevy, any day. You lost a sub. When you lifted the hood.
Very beautiful 👏👏👏
Thank you! Cheers!
Great looking truck Sam!
it was interesting until you lifted the hood. I'll never understand that approach
Truck looks great that thing on your left arm not so much ,you should have that looked at 😲
I love it
Ford started the "F" series with the F-1 in 1948. The 1941 Ford pickup is not an F-1. It's an absolute shame there is not a Ford engine in a Ford pickup. A 5.0 would go nicely in there. Great looking truck though.
Appreciate your viewership and knowledge
A Chevy in a Ford?!? Sacrilege!!
+waveslider1976 It aint right I know! Thanks for checking it out! - Sam
Damn good looking truck though.
Oooga!!
Love those horns
Was really hoping to see a flathead engine moving this truck.
I felt your pain. Love a built up flathead V8, attractive engines
Truck still is a looker, I have a 40, used to look very similar to yours, color as well. It’s torn down now, want it back on the streets, but haven’t gotten it there yet. Solid original frame transferred under it, rebuilt front axle and kingpins, new brakes and lines, unfroze the flathead(49-53 block Mercury), and new aluminum radiator. Winter is here, it’s going to have to wait until spring for more progress.
Keep Ford..Ford...and Chevy Chevy...
Hello Friend! Please, do you have any material on Nash trucks, or any information to give me? Thank you!
Rare, I don't work with many.
@@samspace81 All right, thank you very much!
You drop all that money into it and then you go and stick POS engine in it.
Ron Peterson Ford needs a FORD in it! Thanks for checking it out, hard to beat a Chevy smallblock for power and everyday reliability.
samspace81 except when it’s in a Ford body. Then it’s easy to beat, in terms of tradition xp
Soory but i don't agree with you on the choice of engine. A Ford engine performs way better than a chevy, any day. You lost a sub. When you lifted the hood.
Edyon I've filmed over 2,500 cars and continue to do cool videos. If you cant handle that, then go away. Lol they are all different