Rusty 1978 Ford F-250 Proves Shine Is Overrated
The truck's handsome, classic look remains intact, but nearly everything else has changed go through Brad Anderson 19 hours ago The truck's restored design and preserved patina were inspired by its decades spent in Arizona. Power comes from a rebuilt 7.5-liter Lincoln V8 that produces 245 horsepower. The cabin features saddle leather and sunset-style fabrics, blending luxury with rugged style. Many of the restored and modified American classics we encounter follow a predictable formula: shiny paint, modern interiors, and upgraded powertrains. However, the 1978 Ford F-250 Highboy displayed at SEMA by Fat Fender Garage takes a refreshingly different approach. Although it has been completely redesigned, it still retains its original charm - gritty and unapologetically true to its roots. The first thing that makes the F-250 Highboy stand out is its looks. This Ford truck has spent its life in Arizona, and over the decades the red paint has developed a deep patina that the owner wanted to preserve. Therefore,…
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