father and son project (updated 2-9-08) lots of pics!!!!
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re: father and son project (56k beware)
I'm very impressed. I look at that cab and say impossible, show me the light.
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re: father and son project (56k beware)
thanks for all the positive feedback guys,yeah I definatly know we have our work cut out for us, or rusted out for us, however you look at it. We debated the whole finding another truck issue quite a bit. But around here, there really is not alot to find at all, and if you do, there rusted out too, or some guy wants a fortune for it. so here we are with what we have. Ive seen the one truck one of you was talking about and I love it. Haha, of course after buiding a truck like my nissan, if crossed my mind to make the ford just like it, but i want something my dad can enjoy to. so were probably going to lower is just a little bit. But for the most part we just want a simple cool truck. we already have a 302 lined up to go in it down the road. but thats a ways ahead. our new metal will be coming in this week, so ill be really busy soon. plenty of pics to follow........
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This is probably more drop than I can handle, but I DO like that they kept most of the "native" features in place on this '67. Thought you might like to check this out for some inspiration:
http://www.classictrucks.com/features/0 ... index.html
http://www.classictrucks.com/features/0 ... index.html
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re: father and son project (56k beware)
Good luck man.
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1968 F100 SWB 360
1969 F100 LWB 360 "Ol' Blue" - Sold
1976 F350 Trailer Special, Extended Wheel base, 460
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Re: re: father and son project (56k beware)
That's my boy!The_Eman wrote:I'm very impressed. I look at that cab and say impossible, show me the light.
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re: father and son project (56k beware)
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Lots of pics.
What's your cutting tool? Plasma cutter, sawzall, grinder? I have a buddy with a plasma cutter. What a tool!!!! If not for all the $$$$$'s I'd have one too.
Chris
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Hedman Headers
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Loooong way to go on this one!
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72 F100 Stepside w/ 78 300 CID
Hedman Headers
Disc Brakes
Power Steering with 3 STILL on the tree
Comfy Crown Vic Seats
71 F250 PS, PB, AC, Auto, 390
Loooong way to go on this one!
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re: father and son project (56k beware)
I like your attitude.
I rebuilt a dent cab that was almost as bad as yours. The metal working skills you both will both learn or improve on will last forever. ![Smile :)](./images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
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re: father and son project (56k beware)
we got the firewall stripped tonight. we used a chemical stripper and some wire brushes. It wasnt too bad of a job. I think im gonna end up stripping the entire cab down the same way so im working with a clean slate. the only spot the the firewall that is bad is the area on the driverside at the top of the foot box and where the steering column goes thru the firewall. that wil all be repaired, and what you see in the tranny tunnel is just surface rust, also the mangled up area where the accelerater linkage comes thru is the victim of the previous owner. I will be fixing all that too.
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all our new metal comes in tomorow!!!![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
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all our new metal comes in tomorow!!!
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re: father and son project (56k beware)
its that low odor aircraft stripper stuff from autozone. it works pretty good
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re: father and son project (56k beware)
Hi Nick! Welcome to the site.
Nothing beats a father/son project. Time spent together is irreplacable. As for the rust... with time, tools and new metal, anything can be fixed. Good luck with it. Keep us posted.![Thumbs up :thup:](./images/smilies/icon_thumright.gif)
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Nothing beats a father/son project. Time spent together is irreplacable. As for the rust... with time, tools and new metal, anything can be fixed. Good luck with it. Keep us posted.
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Wellcome!!!
If it is just the floor, then I think I have you beat on the rust. My 63 is REALY BAD!!![Laughing :lol:](./images/smilies/icon_laughing01.gif)
Once I get my 63 rolling again, I think I an going to have mine blasted instead of the chem strip.
Looks like you are moving right along!
If it is just the floor, then I think I have you beat on the rust. My 63 is REALY BAD!!
![Laughing :lol:](./images/smilies/icon_laughing01.gif)
Once I get my 63 rolling again, I think I an going to have mine blasted instead of the chem strip.
Looks like you are moving right along!
Dan
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Project: '63 F-100 LWB / 460 / C6 / 2x4 / Work In Progress!
Daily Driver: '67 F-250 Converted to F-100 LWB / 300 / T-5 / 9" 3.70:1 / 235/75R15 Tires
1/4 mile in 17.64s @ 75mph (it's 4200lbs!!!)
"Work Harder! Millions On Welfare Depend On YOU!!"
FORD Girl
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