Ford has a new prototype - an all electric truck based on a 1978 F100
 

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https://mashable.com/article/ford-el...pickup-vintage

OP didn't read the article. They're basically selling conversion kits and put it in this model of truck.

Looks neat. I’ll stick with electric F-150 though.

Nice!

God **** those pickups were ugly.

They are selling the kits and not the vehicle but, per the article, the thing is a concept (ie prototype) vehicle. No telling if they will ever sell it or not but it is what I said it was.

Yeah.

This is a SEMA show truck. My friend was telling me about it yesterday. I haven't read anything on it but they're trying to sell these electric motors IIRC. That's the real highlight here and the entire point of building this.

No, lol they will never sell it. This truck was built for SEMA as a custom one-off to demonstrate to resto-mod shops that they are producing these electric motors for restomod applications.

This truck is to show shops like mine that they now produce these motors and they want to sell them to us for custom builds.

You shut your whore mouth.

That's from when a pickup was a mans tool. And it was beautiful.

That was my dad's truck (without the electric motor) and it was awesome.

I was initially impressed with the price, and even possibly interested in the option for a future project, but if you get to digging into it you're going to have to spend a shit load of money on top of the motor to make it work.

didn't see where you put your golf clubs on that hoss

Reminds me of a want........

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Lulz...no. Hideous truck anyway

I much prefer the older style to the new shit. Old was simple and clean. New is trying to figure out how many odd angles they can throw in the lines of the body to make it look "tough" while adding a dual tailgate so you can hike your dress up and not fall when stepping on the pull out ladder.