Last week at SEMA, Ford turned some heads with one of the show’s finest masterpieces: a modified 1979 F-150. This truck, of course, is a classic and was a part of the final year of the F-150’s sixth installment. One of the best ways to spot a ’79 Ford is by looking at the headlights, which had recently transitioned from a round to square shape.
But that’s beside the point. This SEMA featured installment has been transformed into a modern day juggernaut. Originally owned by Mark and Darla Pollock, this heavenly beast features a highly impressive powertrain equipped with:
- John Kaase 460 Racing Block
- Bored and Stroked To 542 CID
- Hampton 871 Blower/ Dual 850 Edelbrock Carbs
- 310/75 CC Edelbrock Heads
- Custom Built Headers
- Custom Built C6 Transmission
- 4.89 Gears/ 4 Wheel SSBC Disc Brakes
In addition to the hypnotic powertrain, the truck also has a removable hard top, suicide doors, and a linear activated hood. Bottom line: this ride is what we like to call a PANTY DROPPER.
