Amazing Ford Truck Collection Rolls Into Goodguys Spring Nationals
Check out all the great Blue Oval pickups from a recent Goodguys event.
Taking a Tour
YouTuber Ford Era is constantly posting some of the coolest Ford truck content on the World Wide Web, so it's no surprise that he recently visited the Goodguys Spring Nationals in Scottsdale, Arizona to show off all of the fantastic Blue Oval builds in attendance, too. In this video, we get to see some pretty amazing rides, which is great for those that weren't lucky enough to attend this incredible event in person.
Wide Variety
There's certainly a little of something for everyone in this comprehensive video, from vintage low-riding hot rods to newer lifted monster trucks and everything in between. First, our host scopes out a sweet orange Bumpside that's been stretched out to a SuperCrew and fitted with a host of first-gen Lightning parts.
Cool Camper
Next up, we get to take a closer look at a 1977 Econoline van that's been converted into one seriously sweet camper, oozing with retro goodness. Aside from things like full cabinetry and seating that folds into a bed, this cool camper even has an old-fashioned Coleman icebox inside its boxy living quarters.
Vintage Rides
Old trucks seem to dominate the field for the most part, which isn't a huge surprise given their incredible popularity. There are quite a few SuperCrew conversions, however, which is somewhat of a surprise given how much old school truck guys love regular cabs, but perhaps that trend will turn into something moving forward.
Lifted or Not
While most favor lifted pickups, there were also plenty of trucks riding at stock height or even lower at this particular Goodguys event. We love them all unconditionally, though we might lean a little more toward the lifted side, so long as it isn't too crazy. But then again, who doesn't love a good Bigfoot replica?
Early Rides
While the 1960s and 1970s Blue Oval rides seemed to dominate the field at the Goodguys Spring Nationals, there were plenty of older rides there as well for the fat fender set. After all, what would a gathering of Ford trucks be without the curvy pickups that started the whole F-Series lineup?
