GR Auto Gallery is excited to present this custom 1961 Ford Econoline for your consideration, a true one-of-a-kind collector’s piece that has been expertly built by the infamous Count’s Kustoms in Las Vegas. This striking van features a stunning Blue Zodiac Metallic exterior complemented by a custom Blue Zodiac interior. Under the hood, you’ll find a 302 cubic inch V8 engine paired with a Ford C4 automatic transmission. This Econoline boasts an array of impressive modifications, including a stage 2 cam, aluminum intake manifold, and a master torque starter. Additional features include a TCI flex plate, external engine balance, Lokar C4 kick-down kit, and a B&M shifter. The custom-built drive shaft measures 18.125 inches and connects to a Chrysler 8.25 rear with a 4:56 gear ratio. With stock straight axle front suspension and steering, a Flaming River micro steering column, and a Moog steering damper kit, this Econoline offers outstanding handling and performance. Other noteworthy features include a Shelby Mustang radiator, shorty headers, single chamber Flowmaster mufflers, Mad Max exhaust pipes, a Painless wiring harness, a new fuel sending unit, functional heat, AutoMeter gauges, custom fabricated gasser-style rear wheel well openings, a smoothed tailgate, and Cragar wheels with varying backspaces for a unique stance. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to own a true collector’s piece! Drive it out of our showroom or call us with any questions or for more information.

The 1961 Ford Econoline was part of Ford’s first generation of compact vans, designed to appeal to both commercial and personal use markets. Introduced during a time when the demand for versatile and practical vehicles was on the rise, the Econoline quickly gained popularity for its unique cab-over design and spacious interior. This innovative design allowed for maximum cargo space while maintaining a compact footprint, making it a favorite among tradespeople and families alike. The Econoline’s distinct look and functionality paved the way for future generations, ensuring its place in automotive history.

To see over 80 photos of this car, including the undercarriage, please visit our website www.grautogallery.com.

Inquire today on Fourbie Exchange, or see the original listing on the dealer’s website here.