Saw this truck parked where I’ve seen it before, only this time noticed a For Sale sign on it. Not mine, obviously. 1963 Uni-Body Long bed F250 Y-Block 3-Speed Manual Air Bag rear http://rs1081.pbsrc.com/albums/j346/Dan_Hermann/ACF61D24-FB45-443A-8265-72D717134C19_zpsqapii3ky.jpeg?w=480&h=480&am...

Although a lot of these answers sound similar, I wanted to share the solution I used. I have a '65, purchased a new '66 radiator, de-soldered the brackets off of my '65, soldered them onto my new '66 radiator...... Perfection. It's been a number of years since I did it, and had all the photos at th...

For a customer with a '66 F100, 390, C6, I did a cable kickdown from Jegs, or Lokar, or similar. It was quick, clean, simple, and inexpensive. It would probably alleviate most challenges from Carb Spacers, Sloppy Linkages, or any other peculiarity we often encounter. With the intake swap we did, an...

Haven't figured out the ratio yet (no tag that I can find, hope to jack and spin this weekend), but installed a tachometer. It's running 2500 rpm @ 55 mph, and 3000 rpm @ 65 mph. Will post back when I figure out what the ratio is. There is almost enough information here to get your answer to your r...

It appeared to me that the Optional FoMoCo hazards plugged right in, inline to your existing components/harness. At least, that's how it worked out for me. I got the Dash Hazard Indicator, Switch, and harness all-in-one. When I went under dash to install, I unplugged two existing connectors from ea...

I looked online at Napa and O'Reilly's Auto, and neither of them carried the OE style washer pump.

Danny, As I mentioned to you in my PM, Lowes did not have any idea what we were talking about. Your Lowes apparently carries items that mine does not. You nailed it on the head when you mentioned using these on the console lids, because that's exactly why I need them. Thanks for the idea, and thank...

These guys might be able to help, lots of wierd stuff in stock! Plus a shorter drive than city of industry!


http://www.ababaqa.com/

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1965 Ford F-100 Shortbed Custom Cab, Worn out six for now.


I checked Ababa yesterday..... no deal.

Hello, One and All.... Because I have already called and/or visited 8-9 places, what I'd really like to know is who has these, and who knows where I can find them. There is an automotive specialty fastener company I remember reading about, but of course I don't recall the name when I need them for ...

I would call the number and see if they, or family members, are still around and remember your truck. I was with my Dad when he bought the 66 F100 that is now mine on a used car lot in 1974. It had wooden cattle racks installed around the bed and had "Mountain View Farm" stenciled on the ...

Magnetic door sign I found sticking to back of cab between cab and bed. The truck's been in our family since 1979, so the sign has to have been stuck back there for over 32 years.

4324 If you did not already know, the rear bumper requires brackets, unlike the front bumper which bolts directly to the frame. For a long time, you could buy the rear bumper new, but nobody repopped the rear bumper brackets. They are available now. Hope this helps, and hope I am not just telling y...

One of the other members, Hunter's 64, posted a link to a website on one of the other threads for a flush mount gas cap. Once you get into that website, you can see that there are dozens of domestic and exotic wood kits available for many models from that same company. m http://bedwoodandparts.com/i...

If I had been working on a short bed, I would have bought the kit. The cost of the Oak alone is as much as the pre-cut kits available in magazines. I would have purchased a kit rather than cutting one from scratch, except they did not offer a kit for the Long Bed Flareside. Cost of Wood plus Stain p...

I have a '67 bench that bolted directly into my '65.

The bench is wiiiiider on the '67, so it comes much closer to the door on both sides of truck.