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Gary Seymour
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Post by Gary Seymour »

:welcome: From Indiana.

Real nice tuck you have! Looks lowered some (?) and I like the colors too.
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stronger66ratfink
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welcome to the club NJ from the us folks down south.
always loved the teal and white look, you'l have to give us some more history on the truck
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larvokyte
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stronger66ratfink wrote:welcome to the club NJ from the us folks down south.
always loved the teal and white look, you'l have to give us some more history on the truck
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I picked the truck up in a trade when I lived in CA about 12 years ago.It was quite a wreck but it was complete , original and rust free.Took me about a year and a half to smooth it out.The color is '56 Chevy Turquise and Ford Wimbleton White.When it was finshed I gave it to my Dad for Fathers Day where he had it for 8 years,it did'nt get driven at all.Meanwhile I moved back East bought and restored a house and built which I hope will be my best and final workshop.Anyway he asked if I wanted it back because he's getting pretty deep into restoring the Vette he bought brand new in '75.No brainer this truck always relaxed me and now I have it back.
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kstones63
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Post by kstones63 »

Welcome from Phoenix.
Great story on the truck. You definetely have some nice vehicles. My oldest son and I converted a 2001 Mustang GT into a Roush Mustang and my brother has a 07 stage 3 BlackJack Roush. Great cars.
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dotcentral
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Pretty truck. Welcome to the site.
Driver: 71 F100 Shortbed: Disc swap, 5.0 HO EFI & AOD
Project Vehicle/Mild Custom: 66 F100 CC longbed: Sold
BarnieTrk
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larvokyte wrote:Hello to everyone.I'd like to introduce myself,this is my first post.I have '64 Custom Cab swb with the original 292 Y-block and Cruise-o-matic. She's gonna need a little work to get her road worthy,nothing major. Thanks in advance for all the tips & tricks to help keep the Old Girl on the road where she belongs.
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Welcome to the board, larvokyte! :welcome:

Nice looking CC '64 shortie there, Dude! :steering:
It appears pretty road-worthy to me as it stands now - what do you think you'll need/want to do to it yet? :popcorn:

Hmmm, I see what appears to be a spotlight, but does it have outside mirrors?
BarnieTrk :cheers:
larvokyte
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Post by larvokyte »

It does have a factory spotlight but no rear veiws, yet.It needs a master cylinder,brake lines,water pump some new wiring,and a little tranny work, wont lock into Park just drops into Reverse also the tranny leaks.The engine has been rebuilt.Really hard to find someone who knows Cruise-o-matics around these parts(South Jersey) if anyone has any ideas or experience with these trannys I'd love to hear from you.Thanks for kind welcome
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deviant1
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:welcome: from Alabama!
61 f100 shortbed unibody
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twistedfreak
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welcome aboard
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Post by Greg D »

If you plan to drive it alot and it needs brake work anyway you may want to consider a dual master cylinder & front disc conversion.

http://fordtruk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2647
1964 F 100 - I am going to do "something" with it.......

viewtopic.php?f=32&t=15942

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:welcome:
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