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Thread: 1967 F-100 Restoration project
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06-03-2008 #1
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1967 F-100 Restoration project
Here's the beginning of our transformation process. Will update as we go! Any comments or suggestions are appreciated.
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06-03-2008 #2
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Nice suspension setup there. What are all the plans for the truck?
06-03-2008 #3
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Looks Killer, Nice to see a Ford!
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06-04-2008 #4
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Good move, ditching the Twin I beam front end. It's the biggest hurdle to overcome in making one of these cool.
06-28-2008 #5
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do you have any more progress pics what front end did you use
06-28-2008 #6
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Nice stance so far. Looks like a tweaked Fatmans MII setup? I like the BC Junkyard Dogs too (the centers make the wheels!).
06-30-2008 #7
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Awsome project, keep posting pictures I love to see this one. I have a 73 F-100 i am working on and my brother has a 72, like your style, he is working on. What did you do for the rear suspension? What engine and trans are you going to use?
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06-30-2008 #8
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Yeah, that looks to be a FatMan Fab Mustang II front setup. Looks good
06-30-2008 #9
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Yes, it's a Fatman's front and rear on air ride tech. The front has been moved forward 1 1/2 inch to 1 3/4 inch. Have not updated it much - just cleaning up and fabricating. It will have a 521 BBF with a TKO 600. It will have a Fab 9 rear with 4 link; Wilwood brakes. Will post pictures as I can. Thanks for interest!
07-01-2008 #10
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When my 69 and the wife's 71 Camaros are done, I am so doing something similar to my 62 F-100! Looks good.
Nick R.
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07-01-2008 #11
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Great project, I can't wait to see the progress on this build.
The old Ford PU's are making a big come back in the custom classic truck relm.
Yell Yeah!
~Chris
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07-03-2008 #12
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You got to love trucks. They are the ultimate multi use vehicle. I use mine for everything from crusing to towing the rest of my junk around. You should see the look on the peoples faces at the dump when you roll in lowered on chrome 20's.
Keep up the good work.79 trans-am (like i needed another one)
81 turbo trans-am (project "over my head")
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92 firebird (beater)(for-sale)
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