Yes. The '64 factory 4x4s were available in both long wrong-bed and long flareside. They had the same, slightly shorter wheelbase of the earlier long wheelbase trucks.

I'm in Indian River, MI. Very little happens up here between October and April due to lousy weather, but there are a few gathering opportunities throughout the spring and summer.

The flareside box is the same for F100s and F250s which were both offered with the 8-foot long flareside bed. The difference to be aware of is the wheelbase change between 1963-64 on 2WD models. The red flareside bed in the pic is from the earlier ('63 and prior 2WD) wheelbase truck. 4WDs kept the s...

Here in Michigan, you can register a vehicle with historic or authentic (year-of-manufacture) plates, but there is nothing different about the title for a historical vs. non-historical vehicle. I had my '68 F250 registered with authentic plates, and then began using it more regularly and switched ba...