Its the ford in that last clip from a video on my cell. Sorry dealing with multi types of tech here .. and im old...
Pretty sure that’s an 88-92. I’m finding out that many of the sellers on marketplace are just as flaky as the buyers.
Found a few things going through the brakes and hubs. The passenger side was in pretty good shape. But the drivers side had a few issues
Pretty sure that screw holding the actuator cog in place isn’t factory…
Pretty sure that screw holding the actuator cog in place isn’t factory…
i'll get exact specs this weekend
Found a few things going through the brakes and hubs. The passenger side was in pretty good shape. But the drivers side had a few issues
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Whoa, those bearings look rough! You are going to have a good old truck that you know all about it!
I like those vehicles I know things are gone through!
I'd sure like to find a mid 70's 3/4 ton 4x4 Ford pickup. I've got a pretty good 390 engine that was on propane most of the time.
Man, that's a lot of work going into that old truck, but it's going to be a dependable driver when your done!
So, I have a question. I was told that if I rig up some mud flaps that it can be driven legally?
Correct in rural small towns
It could go by city ordinances
You don't have to have a hood in Oklahoma. Take the hood off the front, lay it across the frame rails, and go.
Gravel flaps are legal. Otherwise no bobtail semi tractors could drive on the roads.
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