Description
The 1962 Ford F100 sits at the point where American trucks became style objects as much as working tools. The styling updates of the early 1960s — cleaner fenders, lower beltline, proportions that made a work vehicle look considered — produced a truck that has aged better than most cars of the same era. The ones that survive do so because their owners chose to save them. That choice says something about the truck.
This RLC Exclusive is the first Red Line Club convention car to feature pink-on-pink ghost flames — a treatment that makes the working history of the original truck completely irrelevant and the result completely worth looking at. 4 units at Factory 64.