What if the legendary Bullitt Mustang was reimagined as a Ford truck? Jason Noel of Fat Fender Garage built this 1967 F-100 with twin turbos, a slammed chassis, and classic Bullitt styling. The Storyteller Series is back with a build that reimagines one of the most legendary muscle cars of all time, the Mustang Bullitt as a Ford truck. Meet Jason Noel’s 1967 Ford F-100 from Fat Fender Garage in Gilbert, Arizona. Inspired by the original 1968 Mustang GT from the movie Bullitt, this custom F-100 mixes nostalgic design cues with modern performance. From the scooped bed sides, custom hood, and dark green paint to the Porterbuilt Level 3 chassis and Air Lift Performance suspension, this truck nails the balance of classic style and cutting-edge engineering. Under the hood, a Gen 2 Coyote V8 from 2017 gets a boost from twin Garrett GTX35 turbos, pushing nearly 800 horsepower through a 6R80 automatic transmission. Inside, late-model Mustang GT seats, PRP harnesses, Dakota Digital gauges, and a full audio system create a cockpit that’s as comfortable as it is aggressive. The Bullitt F-100 is more than a tribute, it’s proof that Fat Fender Garage can turn any classic Ford pickup into something truly unforgettable.
