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1949 Ford F3 5.0 Coyote Pickup Truck Build Project

This '49 Ford F3 spent its life on the farm & had some rust to deal with. It is in the middle of a full Schwartzification with a new chassis, drivetrain, and custom sheet metal work to preserve the original body lines.

Frame & Suspension
★ Schwartz Performance GMachine chassis system
★ Power steering rack
★ Ridetech singleadjustable coilovers
★ Racing style splined sway bars
★ Wilwood 13" brakes, 6 piston front, 4 piston rear

Engine
★ Ford Performance Gen 2 5.0L Coyote engine, 435hp
★ Ford Performance wiring harness & ECU
★ Vintage Air Coyote serpentine drive
★ Custom air intake

Drivetrain
★ Upgraded Ford 4R70W & torque converter
★ Custom steel driveshaft
★ Moser 9” full floater, 31 spline axles
★ 9” third member with TrueTrac differential, 3.50 gears

Wheels & Tires
★ 20x9 front, 20x12 rear wheels by Circle Racing, painted gloss black

Paint & Body
★ Extensive rust repair / custom metal fabrication by Schwartz Performance
★ Modified bed sides to keep long bed like original (originals were too rusty to repair)
★ Custom bed floor fabricated from aluminum diamond tread plate
★ Bedliner applied to bed floor & underneath truck
★ Mopar "Destroyer Grey" paint by PPG, paint & bodywork by Steve Nick

Interior
★ Vintage Air Gen II Mini A/C system
★ Dakota Digital VHX gauges
★ American Autowire wiring harness
★ Power windows & locks
★ Custom distressed leather interior w/orange stitching by Rod's Design

Other Features
★ Champion aluminum radiator w/electric fan
★ Stainless rearmount fuel tank w/internal pump


Built By:
Schwartz Performance Inc.
1115 Rail Drive
Woodstock, IL 60098
Phone: (815)2062230
http://www.schwartzperformance.com
[email protected]
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