1951 Ford F1 Pickup Specs

In the anecdote of automobiles, the 1951 Ford F-1 pickup recognizeable a turning end in both styling and engine conception. This meant larger functionality and ergonomics in a day when the accent was assign particularly on coercion and engine optimization.

Body Style

The preceding car-based lines had been even added bulky and rigid. The 1951 Ford F-1 had aggrandized complicated and aerodynamic lines. The headlight transaction was connected by a three-piece enforcing structure mounted on the fenders.

Tires

The 1951 Ford F-1 used single PT tires, 6/6.50-16 and a DC rim type. Such tires were high standard back then; they were strong enough to support up to 1,215 pounds, depending on specifications.

The redesigned dashboard and the widened rear windows added elegance and style to the Six 1/2-foot bed F-1.

Engine

There were two different options available: flathead Six and Eight with Three or Four gears, which generated Ninety and Ninety five hp, respectively, and a maximum torque of Two hundred forty four Nm. Considering F-1's half-ton weight, these engines were powerful enough to cope a fair GVWR.