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1964 Ford F100 Short Bed – Ford updated its popular F-Series pickup trucks in 1961, marking the venerable truck’s fourth discrete generation. In the process, the F-100 received a revamped appearance with a stacked grille, a lower stance, and a brighter cab. Most notable, however was an innovative integrated cab/bed design that was applied to lighter duty trucks. While retaining standard body-on-frame architecture, these were the first pickup trucks to have the cab and box integrated (not to be confused with car based Ranchero and El Camino). For a boulevard cruiser, this made quite the fashion statement. Heavier duty models from these years—and all four-wheel-drive trucks—used the previous generation’s Styleside bed box or the traditional Stepside. In 1964, Ford introduced a new Styleside box design specifically for that generation of F-series, continuing through 1966.

Two years before the iconic early Broncos were introduced, Ford enthusiasts we’re cruising the streets in style with their ’64 F100 Flareside short beds. While this beautiful example was restored to original condition, these trucks also make a great platform for a motor-swapped show truck. This F100s strongest feature is that it fires up quickly and drives great. The top speed may not be fun on modern freeways but the acceleration, steering, shifting, and braking are all as good as you can get. Our inspection found that the entire truck has been restored but, it was not a frame-off build and we would describe the paint as nice driver quality. Features include; 223 ci Inline 6 Cyl (135hp), 3-on-Tree Manual Transmission, Chrome Mirrors, Chrome Front Bumper, Owners Manual, Sony Xplod AM/FM/CD Stereo, Sunpro Gauges, Tinted Glass, Wood Bed, 15″ Factory Wheels, & Thick 235/75/R15 White Wall Tires!