i'm sorry but its pretty hot that shes doing the work too!

i got almost the same crossmember as yogo, i picked mine up from CPP and am really happy with the looks of it so far. Hey yogo, When you put the crossmember in, did you lay the pads on the bottom of the framerails? I didn't know if it should be shimmed and then drilled, or just resting in the framer...

is your wife hot?????? hehe


Thanks for the help

thanks for the quick reply. I'll have to take a look at the shop tomorrow, i think it still had the gravel gaurd on it. Thanks again!

ok just like it says, i'm gonna be mocking up an engine and trans in my 62 F100. Is there any special tips, or anything that i need to know? I'm gonna be unbolting the core support, and the fenders from the cowl, and remove the entire front clip. Anything else? Will i need to remove the front bumper...

since we're talking about other vehicles i'll list mine: 1962 F100 "wrongbed"- my father in law gave it to me, needs motor and trans and lots of other things 1997 Dodge Dakota Sport- reg cab, v8 5speed. Ongoing project, currently waiting for its turbo 318 to get finished. trying to run 10'...

i was gonna put the filler in the bed, i want it as smooth as possible on the sides. Good looking truck, i like the color combo

jwh f-100 wrote:

62 F100 "wrongbed"

Stop the wrongbed hate! Right DV???

to each there own i guess, I'm planning on picking up a 65 styleside bed in the next couple of weekends, so my wrong bed will be fixed

any easy solution would be to run the return line to the filler tube

thanks for the pic, I'm deffinately not gonna spend anywhere near that on bodywork on my 62. You have any finished pics?

I'm piecing together some parts to put a mustang tank under the bed on my 62. I wanted to see what everyone did with the original filler location? Did you make a patch yourself? Is there any place that sells a patch panel for the corner? Any pics from your install? thanks Brian PS I feel like an idi...

northern california here!

newbie here with a 62 F100 "wrongbed"