http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n197/stevegt738/models/my_models/Ford/50_F1/P6216261.jpg http://i112.photobucket.com/albums/n197/stevegt738/models/my_models/Ford/50_F1/P6216257.jpg You might start by looking through these build photos. A `48 Woody & a `50 F1, both Revell kits. m Here's the f...

How about something like this? Make the bedsides fold down at the seams.

Come on guys, don't you remember these? Definitely fun to watch.

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Since I haven't shown them yet, http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_images/2/3744/2301/21858650077_medium.jpg http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_images/2/3744/2301/21858650076_medium.jpg These are from I'm guessing 97-01 or so extended cab. When you pull up on the handle they slide and lean forward...

Before anyone asks why I didn't paint it, thought about it and decided I didn't want paint on everything and didn't want to take off all the accessories. http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_images/2/3744/2301/21858650087_medium.jpg http://carphotos.cardomain.com/ride_images/2/3744/2301/21858650088_m...

This site has a few pictures that may help
http://www.clubfte.com/users/jniolon/vo ... olare.html

I would guess this is the template?

Personally, I think you are being tested and think that if it were me I would give the kid the intake with the only compensation being that he bring the truck to your place (or if not running, go there) so you can 1) make sure the intake is installed correctly by assisting, and 2) Begin a friendshi...

There's a lot of info floating in this thread.
I'm just along for the ride.

If you don't have much help, it will be easier to remove the shock towers first. They will be in the way when you try to slide it off. I have moved the entire unit around by myself but I wouldn't recomend it. These should be the bolt locations: Under each fender, one at the bottom(near the ground) a...

Would look cool if you could french it in, then you would just be using the face of it and not have to worry about adding the depth to the emblem. You shouldn't have to cut out the letters at the top, just make a similar hole and use a plate on the back of the emblem, (with cutouts for the light to ...

58 to 63 T-Bird, 61 to 65 Falcon, 62 to 63 Galaxie bucket seats. These would be the correct seats for a 65 Ranger clone. I would say it's basically a version of the Falcon so it would most likely use the same seats. Did they look right? From 1960 to 1965, the Comet was based on the Ford Falcon plat...

Keep in mind my truck is not finished, I simply have some advise on install. http://memimage.cardomain.com/ride_images/2/3744/2301/21858650077_medium.jpg I can only say what doesn't fit good, and I wouldn't recommend buckets for a 64 if you need a middle seat , here's why I say that. I recently got ...

That's easy. Where this says "Model Number" it will have 60

Also if you check out this page, It appears to tell you everything
http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billavist ... index.html

I like it, do you happen to know the name of that paint?

Y 66 352 2v 208hp @4400rpm Tool boxes came two ways, Factory installed or purchased at the parts counter, which could be installed by the dealers body shop. There are two kits for 1964/66 C4TZ-9946132-A .. Short Bed Tool box Kit C4TZ-9946132-B .. Long Bed Tool Box Kit These boxes could be ordered fo...

Alan Mclennan wrote:Welcome to the Club!, is that mirror a stocker or did some evil genius make it?

They appear to be from a later model

such as these on eBay

This may be a dumb question but I've somewhat of the same situation. If you get the factory style box and the dizzy setup, how would you know what to connect since the wiring harness is part of the donor vehicle? Does that make sense? Like are they color coded or is there any articles on how to do a...

As long as you can get the Frame VIN and it is the same one as on your title, you will be fine and get a title without any hassle Looking at my numbers, they're not even straight and individually hand stamped. So my thoughts is that if you must have those numbers match, why not grind the numbers do...

"This short bed pickup was restored paying tribute to detail"

Guess they didn't know there's supposed to be a gas pedal?




http://www.barrett-jackson.com/applicat ... ln=35&it=1

I think the toyota conversion may be best for what you're describing

Look for an 84-86 Toyota 4x4 steering box, Can be manual or power
if you don't know the year, find a 4x4 with box in front of the axle

Pictures and how-to's
http://www.geocities.com/zeener96/toyota.htm
http://www.classictruckshop.com/psf100.htm
http://fordtruk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=11852