Classic Ford Trucks for Sale in Florida: Our Current Lineup in Winter Haven
There's something about an old Ford pickup that just makes people smile. Maybe it's the rounded fenders, the simple, honest design, or the memory of a grandparent's truck parked out by the barn. Whatever it is, classic Ford trucks are among the most popular vintage vehicles out there, and here at Old Town Classics in Winter Haven, we've got a few great ones on the lot right now.
If you've been searching for classic Ford trucks for sale in Florida, here's a look at what's available and why each one is worth a closer look.
Why Classic Ford Trucks Are Still So Popular
Ford has been building pickups for about a century, and its early trucks set the template for the American pickup. The F-Series, which started with the F1 in 1948, went on to become one of the best-selling vehicle lines in history. Before that, the Model A pickup gave everyday folks a tough, affordable work truck.
Today these trucks are favorites for a few reasons:
Timeless style. Early Ford trucks look great stock, restored, or fully customized.
Huge parts and builder support. Their popularity means parts, know-how, and inspiration are easy to find.
Fun to drive and show. They're crowd-pleasers at cruise-ins, car shows, and the local coffee shop.
Buying in Florida has its own perks, too. A truck that has lived in our climate often avoids the road salt that eats up vehicles up north.
1949 Ford F1: A Solid Florida Truck
Our 1949 Ford F1 is the kind of truck people picture when they think "classic Ford pickup." It's powered by a V8 with a 4-speed manual transmission, and it's been treated to new paint, a new wood bed, and new wheels.
Best of all, it's a rust-free, completely solid Florida truck. It's listed at $25,000, and we're open to offers and trades. If you want a first-generation F-Series that looks right and is ready to enjoy, start here.
1948 Ford F1 Rig: Vintage Looks, Diesel Muscle
Looking for something with a little more attitude? The 1948 Ford F1 Rig is a seriously cool build. It pairs the look of the very first year of the F-Series with a 7.3L diesel, power disc brakes, new tires, and air shock suspension.
It's running and driving great, and it's priced at $18,500. We'll also consider trades for other vehicles. This one is for the buyer who wants a vintage truck that turns heads and has the modern hardware to back it up.
1930 Ford Model A Pickup Street Rod
Go back even further and you'll find our 1930 Ford Model A Pickup Street Rod. Finished in bright red with classic hot-rod styling, it runs a Chevrolet small block V8 with an automatic transmission, so it's easy to cruise.
The engine bay shows off headers, custom valve covers, and polished parts, and dual side exhaust tips give it the right sound. Inside you'll find a custom wood dash, retro gauges, a tilt steering column, and two-tone brown upholstery with matching door panels and headliner. It's listed at $29,500.
More Vintage Fords Worth a Look
Trucks aren't the only early Fords we have. If you love the Model A era, check out our 1931 Ford Model A. It has been completely gone over, with a rebuilt engine, new interior, new top, new brakes, new paint, and new tires, plus a rumble seat. It's priced at $16,500 or best offer.
And for something completely one-of-a-kind, there's the 1953 Ford Vanette Custom Harley-Davidson Edition. It's chopped 12 inches, built on a 2000 Lincoln Navigator chassis with a 4.6L V8, and finished in matte black with Harley-Davidson graphics. It's not currently running, so it's a great project for the right builder at $20,000.
Tips for Buying a Classic Truck
A few quick things to keep in mind when you shop:
Decide how you'll use it. Weekend cruiser, show truck, or a project? That will steer you toward stock, restored, or custom.
Look closely at the body and frame. Solid metal is worth paying for.
See it and drive it in person. Photos are great, but nothing beats hearing it start and feeling it go down the road.
Ask about trades. Many of our vehicles are open to trade offers, so your current ride could help you get into a classic.
Come See Them in Winter Haven
Pictures only tell part of the story. The best way to find your next classic Ford truck is to come see it for yourself. Stop by Old Town Classics at 3427 Recker Hwy, Winter Haven, FL 33880, or give us a call at 863-999-1545 to ask questions, set up a time to visit, or talk trades.
You can also browse our full inventory any time at otclassiccars.com/shop. We'll see you at the shop!