@fatfendergarage · FAT FENDER GARAGE
Saved 2026-06-20 · Posted 2026-06-17 · Status: New
And it doesn’t even have a body yet. This is the fully loaded chassis for a ’69 F100 short bed, basically a truck in a box where all you do is set the body on top. Gen 3 Coyote, 3.0 Whipple, around 780 horsepower at the crank, sitting on airbags so it lays all the way out and lifts back up. Eric wanted his murdered out, so we blacked out everything. We build a ton of these and put our all into every single one. Want one under your truck? Hit us up. We’re also Ford Racing authorized dealers and can get you the drivetrain package you need. #fatfendergarage
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Drop the body on and brag that you built it in your garage 🤠
This is like buying a Lego set pre built. Building stuff by yourself will give you infinite happiness for so much less
Yea but youll have an older truck that handles like a new one AND wont be tracked by a GPS and electronics haha
Is this street legal. If the chassis is new, does it have a VIN number. Do you have to smog the car ?
Can you make a slow one? Like an economy one for a small suv or pickup? The people need the cheap slower version for us casuals
Honestly, not a bad deal. Doing it yourself doesn’t save you too much money.
Damn you guys are in Gilbert! I’ll have to come see you from Buckeye. Might need to have one of these built for my 49 F-1 Ford.
I would just install a seat and drive it away 😂
Before my redline I hit 130 mph....errr 135. I was scoot'en
Let me guess, like $100k 😂
Add a @6xdgearbox sequential and quick change rear end from @rts_racetechservices for some real special fun
3L blower and only 780hp is rough. I’m pulling 750hp with the stock 1.8L supercharger.
I know this America but what do you guys do about registering these, my country has very strict rules and the chassis has to have the same numbers as the body to be registered
Sweet, now all I have to do is the body drop. Do you use full box frame rails and double them as the air tanks for the air ride? What compressors are you using, or is it a belt drive?
How much was that specific build?