But those modern Ridler polished alloys on the lowered suspension also lets everyone know the investments in this one were not just about keeping it vintage. Bright chrome makes for a good classic style, and so does all that real wood in the truck bed. It gave the trucks better integrated headlights, larger fenders, and a tall grille that seemed to inspire the imposing style of the first F-Series that would come by the end of the decade. And the distinction goes further than just timelines thanks to the new design that debuted for '42. So you already have a better story to tell thanks to the rarity. After all, the short 1942 civilian production line made way for the military machine that helped win WWII.
The Burgundy Red Metallic is a terrific way to show off a red-blooded American. It was part of the very limited model year that was cut short by WWII, and today it has been turned into an all-American street machine with V8 power, an upgraded suspension, and a custom leather interior.
This 1942 Ford pickup is truly a special machine.
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