On both my '64 and my '66 hoods they are 7-7/8" from rear edge of hood and 11" to the left and right of center. I assume that since they are both the same, they must be factory. But then again.....you know what happens when you assume!

What I wouldn't give to get ahold of a Right Hand Drive cab......

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Saw this video today and figured you guys would enjoy it as much as I did. It's a little silly but it has a Slick!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8P5vGcf-NU&sns=em

Short, sweet, and to the point, thanks again!

Howdy again gents, I have another question as I can't seem to find a definitive answer while googlin'. Is the same taillight section used on the Broncos as our fleetsides? Or to rephrase, will this fit our truck beds? http://shop.broncograveyard.com/66-77-Ford-Bronco-New-Tooling-Left-Tail-Light-Sect...

So let me begin by saying there is never enough time in life, never enough time with your kids, and never enough time to get the stuff done that I wanna. That being said, sorry I didn't get this posted this weekend James, I had life happen to me again, :? . For the rest of you, I am posting this her...

I'm thinking it's a spot weld cutter for the dash......ask me how I know.......

2 and 1/2....ish

As long as we are on the subject... , I would be interested in that grille and headlight doors......PM Me!

Large canister is for the gauge.

Here's the switch mine took, it definitely was a switch and not a sender.

Correct me if I am wrong here Banjo (as I often am), but did not Ford, in their infinite wisdom, have oil gauges that were basically "go/no-go"? For example, I used to have a '91 F-150 with the 300 I6 that had an oil gauge in the cluster. At some point the gauge stopped working. If memory ...

excommunicated members??

Shadow wrote:Look's Good Chris. You Could Always Modify Those Badges You Have For This Truck And Run It "As-Is" LOL..

What did those badges look like originally? Ive never seen those before.....

Tom, When you make your way out here to Vegas, drop me a line and lets throw back a couple!

Scott
(702)-277-3014

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looks like i shoulda looked at the post date and missed ya, maybe next time

BUMP! for Updates!!!!

I'll weigh in as a 4th on the Hobart Handler! I bought mine about 5 years ago and it has (even though it shouldn't) welded frames and fish plates with excellent results! I also use 75/25 gas. On a side note, Eastwood just released a new MIG 250 this month. http://www.eastwood.com/mig-250.html It is ...

Nevermind people, (note to self, use the SEARCH function prior to posting....)

Nothing more to see here.....move along....

'65 styleside,

Did you ever by chance get those measurements for the plates? I know this is bumping an old thread, but if I could do this and save myself the $400 I would rather do my own fab.