It's the 4th of July over here in the land of freedom -- time to celebrate with a classic American pickup truck that combines our love of pickups with a love of heavy machinery and farm equipment. Find this 1970 Ford F100 Sport Custom here on eBay bidding for $3000 reserve-not-met with 1 day to go, located in Frankfort, IN.
It is entirely possible to swap an entire Ford F100 body onto a late model Ford Crown Victoria frame, such that you end up with a car that looks like a classic Ford pickup, but drives like a P71 interceptor, which isn't much better than a classic pickup, but rack-n-pinion and fuel injected V8 is just a seriously complex body-frame swap away...OR you could buy one that is already done. Find this 1972 Ford F100 offered for $9995 near Portland, OR via craigslist. Tip from Rock On!
Who says a classic pickup truck needs a beefy V8 to be cool? Errr...well...probably a lot of folk, but they'd be wrong to ignore the appeal of a slant-6 mated to a simple 3-speed manual. Find this 1967 Ford F100 offered for $3,500 in Little Orleans, MD via craigslist. Tip from Jeff S.
Production of the 3rd generation F-Series started in 1957 and only lasted a few years before it was phased out in 1961. It was a much more modern truck than its predecessor and featured fenders integrated into the body. Find this 1959 Ford F100 offered for $8,400 in Bonita Springs, FL via craigslist. 
Despite what owners think, Rat Rodding isn't anything new. In 1972, Rod & Custom Magazine dedicated a whole issue to the "beater," aka the low-budget alternative to slick customized cars. Few Rat Rods of today fit into that category as many are highly customized and labor intensive works of art. Look hard enough though, and you can still find home grown examples of acquired taste. Find this 2001 Ford Explorer Rat Rod for sale in Nanaimo, BC Canada for $3,500 CDN via Kijiji.
by Al -- YOU NEED A TRUCK! Let's say you need to pick up a dishwasher from your local big box store tonight...What are you gonna do? Are you gonna fold down the seats in your wife’s Sport (not) Utility vehicle? No...it wouldn’t fit in the scrunched down roof and bulky fold down rear seats “SUV” anyway… YOU NEED A TRUCK! If you are into any sort of sports, a bicyclist, horse enthusiast, kayaker, landlord, or do anything besides sit in your house all day, you can probably use a truck. This 1970 Ford F100 offered for $3,300 in Alhambra, CA fits the bill to a tee.
This next feature comes as a seller submission from Matt who writes: Selling our F100 because we have too many projects and not enough
parking, figured it met the kind of stuff you guys are interested in.
It's the perfect old truck - dependable (I daily drove it for a while),
nice enough to get compliments everywhere, but not so nice you can't use
it as a truck. Old enough to be cool, but new enough to have some
important things: power steering, power disk brakes, air conditioning. Find this 1973 Ford F100 pickup here on eBay
bidding for $3,650 reserve-not-met with $8,000 buy-it-now, located in Columbia, SC.
Debuting in 1954, the second-generation Ford F100 sported a 110-inch wheelbase, which is just 1.5 inches off of the second-gen Explorer. Sandwiching one body to the other frame together must be as easy as dragging and dropping elements in Photoshop, right? Regardless of the labor put into it, the result is the restomod you see here. In flat black with 20-inch chrome torque thrust wheels, it's sure to be embraced by 
This next feature comes to us from a friend of the Daily Turismo who explains that he is selling his classic truck because he has picked up a van and needs the money for some custom air brush art scene on the side (maybe a Wizard, Centaur, Aztec ziggurat or all three?). Anyway, time for seller Jeff G needs to sell his derelict pickup to afford his van for picking up derelicts. Find this 1962 Ford F100 Pickup
currently bidding for $3,500 with 4 days to go Oakland, CA.
