The Most Truck For Your Buck 1951 Ford F-1 Pickup Bonus-Built Brawn Ford's F-Series trucks were built to provide the most truck for the money. The company had spent $1 million on improvements, most notably a wider, taller cab that easily accommodated three men in "Living Room" comfort. This 1951 workhorse featured a new mouth-like grille and just a 2-foot load height, the lowest in its class. With a payload capacity of 1,480 pounds, the F-1 could haul most anything while maintaining an incredibly smooth ride. Features: • Rubber Tires • Working Steering • Baked Enamel Finish • Authentic Ford Insignias • Opening Doors and Detailed Interior • Wood-Grain Bed and Opening Tailgate • Opening Hood Reveals 239ci 100hp V-8 • Detailed Undercarriage With Full-Size Spare • Precision Die-Cast Replica • 10.75 Inches Long • 1:18 Scale Model