Interior restoration project
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- 69rangerf100
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Re: Interior restoration project
that is some nice work you did i hope mine comes out that good
David
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Project - My Dad's 1969 F100 Ranger 390 w/ 3spd manual coming soon PS, PB, A/C and alot of paint and body work - Miss you Dad
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Damn! Your interior even looked perfect before! But now it´s something better than perfect (don´t know a word for it
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Good work!
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Good work!
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one of the nicest interiors I've ever seen, just clean and simple
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That's really nice,I want mine to turn out that nice,how hard was it to make that instrument cluster work?
Nice truck,
Jr.
Nice truck,
Jr.
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Re: Interior restoration project
It's been a fairly time consuming to trace the wiring to match up the instruments, especially since my 71 only had idiot lights. I have everything working except the oil pressure gauge. I still need to figure out what is keeping the gauge from working... sender?, wiring?, bad gauge?Blueford wrote:That's really nice,I want mine to turn out that nice,how hard was it to make that instrument cluster work?
Nice truck,
Jr.
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How does the oil pressure guage work on these things? Does it have a hot going to the gauge and the sender completes the ground and its a resistance thing for the needle or is it something else? I dunno, mine works but I'm still gonna pull the dash tonight so when I wire in my tach,rerun the speaker wires and monkey with my fuel gauge I can clean up any wiring back there that needs done. I'm sure with process of elimination you can figure out whats going on with your oil pressure gauge. Good luck, and nice truck.
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I got my fuel gauge working yesterday testing it like it said to do on one of the tech pages here,thought I saw where it said you could test the oil pressure gauge in a similar way, man was I off on how they work
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Good luck,
Jr.
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Good luck,
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Man that looks awesome! I assume you did the interior paint on your own. Did you use the Duplicolor spray paint or what. Next week I am going to start painting the interior on mine!
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Wow.. That's an awesome transformation..
I'm looking for the same intrument cluster.. It's likea needle in a haystack.![Sad :(](./images/smilies/icon_sad.gif)
I'm looking for the same intrument cluster.. It's likea needle in a haystack.
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Re: Interior restoration project
Very nice, and what brand of seat cover is that?
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Stock seat frame, but it was recovered with custom material. I met a very affordable hispanic upholstery guy that let me pick out the materials and pattern from a huge selection of upholstery books. Then, he did the work, which included fixing a couple of springs and installing new foam, all for the low price of $300 bucks. I'm really happy with the results.jzjames wrote:Very nice, and what brand of seat cover is that?
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I like it, man thats really nice!
Thanks JP! Ms. Cordova is a factory 1969 Ford F100 Ranger with a 390, Front disc brakes, Cordova copper orange, behind the seat box
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Bench re-upholstery+foam+some spring repair for only $300, damn! Had to re-read that a couple times. The truck looks amazing. I wonder if there is a tech article on a F600 dash conversion. Anyone know?
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That's really sharp. You did a great job.
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Great work. Could you comment on the guages and cluster. It doesn't look stock, but it looks very nice.
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