Modified 1963 Ford F-100

Description

The 1963 Ford F-100, part of the fourth-generation F-Series (1961–66), represented a shift toward modern styling and comfort. It was the last year for Ford’s unibody Styleside design, which featured a welded cab-and-bed for a sleek look but limited hauling flexibility. Updates included a squared-off hood, grid-style grille, and amber turn signals. Inside, Ford added wider doors, lowered pedals, and improved insulation for a quieter ride. Combining rugged utility with enhanced comfort, the ’63 F-100 reflected America’s evolving expectations for work trucks in the early 1960s.

This custom-built 1963 F-100 is now powered by an upgraded 351ci Cleveland V8 paired with an automatic transmission, which sends power to the rear wheels. The body is refinished in metallic blue and features a modified tailgate, dual side-exit exhaust system, late-model taillights, black bed planks, and additional unique touches. Adjustable air springs are fitted all around and joined by disc brakes and five-spoke Foose wheels finished in black. The cab houses bucket seats upholstered in black leather, with additional amenities including a cabin heater, center console, touchscreen head unit, aftermarket instrumentation, and power windows.

This one-of-a-kind F-100 is now offered with an Ohio title in the seller’s name.

Highlights

• Modified F-100 powered by an upgraded 351ci Cleveland V8

• Automatic transmission

• Rear-wheel drive

• Finished in metallic blue

• Custom exterior and interior touches

• Air spring suspension with a handheld controller

Modifications

• Disc brakes

• Five-spoke Foose wheels finished in black

• Aluminum fuel tank

• Dual side-exit exhaust system with headers

• Aftermarket headlight and late-model taillights

• Modified tailgate

• Black bed planks held by polished cargo strips

• Tinted windows

• Bucket seats upholstered in black leather

• Center console with Pioneer touchscreen head unit

• Cabin heater

• Power-operated windows

• Keyless entry

• Factory instrumentation replaced by a combination gauge

• Body-color interior metal surfaces

Known Imperfections

• Some imperfections in the finish and wear on the interior are noted.

Ownership History

• This 1963 Ford F-100 was acquired by the seller in 2021.

Additional Information

• The Ohio title is labeled a “Replacement” and carries a mileage notation of “Not-Actual Warning: Odometer Discrepancy.”