1953 Ford F100 - Jay Leno's Garage

Noah Alexander shares one of his latest builds from Classic Car Studio.

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1953 Ford F100 - Jay Leno's Garage

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[MeLikeNike]

Noah is extremely pleasant to listen to. Knowledgeable as ever for hardly having a background in cars. Very nice episode, guys. Was never bored once.

[bizzleb]

That green and flat bronze looks great. I like that leather too. Sick build! 🔥

[patrickphippspa]

That's one of the best guests you've ever had. What an amazingly likeable guy and GORGEOUS truck. Got a '53 F-250 myself in original factory green. Thanks guys!

[christopherward]

That’s such a great piece. Pure Americana without being obvious. The build quality is obvious, the care and attention to detail is a world away from what I’d expect. It’s a thing of beauty.

[AlexLopez-yuwe]

This guy is a perfectionist yet he seems so chill n genuine.. killer build

[patf]

Please can you allow captions in future episodes for the deaf and/or hard of hearing? Please like this comment so they can actually see this.

[ftbymikeD]

AWESOME truck!....great build! This guy is unpretentious & honest about his work. His work ethic & desire to cultivate younger people to join in is admirable too. Would love to see more of his work!
Thanks Jay, keep showcasing talent like this!

[jolujo]

What a beauty!
I absolutely LOVE that paint job. What a pleasing color to the eyes. And mechanically it's a masterpiece.
Kudos to Noah 👍👍👍👍👍

[darcywhite-ib]

Oh My Goodness!!!! My first car was a 54 Ford F-100. What memories.... I really enjoyed the Show of this truck.
To your surprise and mine is that My truck was emerald green in color and looked very much like this in color.
I had to sell it when in College (78) and have always wanted another one.
My hats off to Noah Alexzander - He really did the Truck proud. Thank for your show Jay..

[emjayay]

This guy Noah Alexander is amazing. He's got both mechanicals and aesthetics down cold, and seems like a nice guy besides. Not particularly big on what they did with this truck, but they did it amazingly well.

[sergeantmasson]

I had a '53 F100 with a Ford 390 FE engine, C6 transmission and a 9" Ford rear differential with 3:50 gears. Great truck that I drove near everyday for 20+ years.

[barely]

Those era Fords are the best looking trucks ever in my opinion. Great attention to detail on this build. Sounds just spectacular

[maggs]

I live and breathe GM but this is a gorgeous truck and one of the best looking vehicles Ford ever put on the road. Im also glad to see the top unchopped

[lucky-rowe]

I love it . This is so nice. The one thing I would like to see is a little more rubber on the rims. That low profile rubber-band look on a classic doesn't look right to me personally.

[mura]

the green and bronze combo made it really special..

[rickclark]

You guys NAILED this 53.... that thing is a beautiful THUMBS WAY You can tell Jay liked this drove it forever....GREAT JOB Nice one

[keithmckinnon]

Noah just seems so to the point of what he does, has done, and what he will be doing. This guy really has his **** together for a guy that his family weren't into cars. He's on target like the truck he's riding in. Great build.

[GreatDrums.]

Man.. that startup and that idle.. I could listen to that all day. Perfection!

[gidoe]

The craftsmanship seems mind blowing, the lines being cut off from not chopping the roof tingling with my OCD, but still mind blown by the beautiful details on it

[aufrichtigforty]

Props to Ford's design studio. I remember the 1953 Ford F-150 when it was new, and the styling was clean and uncluttered and well ahead of its time.