I discovered the front spring interchange when I overhauled my 65 F250 suspension.Toyz wrote:I believe that "no mention" was the fact that the R.S tool box would not fit the L.S., and the door storage compartment was interchangeable, thus dealers could easily add a passenger storage compartment. quite a few were sold over the counter.
Note the front springs appear to stay the same on the 2wd F100 and F250, while the back rating doubles!
Paul
Difference between a custom cab and a standard cab?
Re: Difference between a custom cab and a standard cab?
Chris
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Re: Difference between a custom cab and a standard cab?
BigJob, you are correct. My '66 Tonner has a flat frame.
Tom
Tom
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Re: Difference between a custom cab and a standard cab?
deadheadno1 wrote:BigJob, you are correct. My '66 Tonner has a flat frame.
Tom
Tom, not to steal this thread, but, how are you doing with your 'N'? Going to look at a garaged kept low mileage one Wednesday!
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1965 F-250 4x4 Flareside
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1965 F-250 4x4 Flareside
Re: Difference between a custom cab and a standard cab?
A "Garage kept "N"! I NEED that garage; Ya'll are killin' me with these big truck projects
Paul
Paul
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My quest to develop a universal solvent is held up by the lack of a storage container.
Paul
Life's too short for boring vehicles!
My quest to develop a universal solvent is held up by the lack of a storage container.
Paul
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Re: Difference between a custom cab and a standard cab?
Steve, the door of my shop isn't big enough to get the N inside so this winter slowed me down to a crawl about doing much to any of the trucks.
Tom
Tom
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