Slick 60's

Posted: **October 30, 2009, 9:37 am**

fire truck wrote:Nice starting point....It's begging for a PSD!!!

'scuse my ignorance, PSD, you mean powerstroke diesel?

Posted: **October 30, 2009, 9:39 am**

thanks for all the feedback guys!
I didnt realize that there was a guy so close for parts and whatnot.

thanks again!
james

Posted: **October 30, 2009, 9:58 am**

yep. Get ya a nice 7.3 and cruise....

Posted: **October 30, 2009, 7:22 pm**

fire truck wrote:yep. Get ya a nice 7.3 and cruise....

*sigh* believe me!, I have definatly tossed the idea around of repowering it. My first instinct was to repower it with a 5.9L 12v (my uncle has a plethora of them) because it was a farm-work horse in its day. so a diels modded up would be way-cool. but the more i thought about it, the more i wanted a V-8. then my father-in law (a man of very few words) announced, why dont you just go get my 428CJ??? I have had the oppritunity to see this beat in action. it is in a 77 f-250 (on a 76 chassis??? i always get that mixed up!!) and it is a full out r4x4 race truck. COMPLETLY annhilated. the only thing left thats good is the built 428CJ and C6 combo.
seems like a no brainer to me!!

Posted: **October 30, 2009, 7:22 pm**

fire truck wrote:yep. Get ya a nice 7.3 and cruise....

*sigh* believe me!, I have definatly tossed the idea around of repowering itwith a diesel. My first instinct was to repower it with a 5.9L 12v (my uncle has a plethora of them) because it was a farm-work horse in its day. so a diesel modded up would be way-cool. but the more i thought about it, the more i wanted a V-8. then my father-in law (a man of very few words) announced, why dont you just go get my 428CJ??? I have had the oppritunity to see this beat in action. it is in a 77 f-250 (on a 76 chassis??? i always get that mixed up!!) and it is a full out r4x4 race truck. COMPLETLY annhilated. the only thing left thats good is the built 428CJ and C6 combo.
seems like a no brainer to me!!

Posted: **October 30, 2009, 7:37 pm**

Your cab looks a lot better than mine did, I had to patch it from bumper to bumper.

Posted: **October 30, 2009, 7:47 pm**

trying to find a billet aluminum dash gauge bezel. I tried aurora online, but all they seem to have is 56 stuff

Posted: **October 30, 2009, 8:01 pm**

I'm thinkin about putting a 7.3 in one of my rigs. I just picked up an f350 crew dually that runs for a whole 400 bucks... I might get flak for this, but I may put the 7.3 in a rat rod. I have a wrecked harley super crew (supercharged 5.4) I might part out too. It's kinda week at 340 hp/425 lb·ft...

Posted: **October 30, 2009, 8:09 pm**

Good looking truck, congrats

Posted: **October 30, 2009, 8:17 pm**

You are goiing to have lots of fun. It is nice having a family members ride. I have my dad's truck and my 10 year old daughter has been saying since she was old enough to talk that is her truck.

Posted: **October 30, 2009, 11:44 pm**

Mr. D wrote:You are goiing to have lots of fun. It is nice having a family members ride. I have my dad's truck and my 10 year old daughter has been saying since she was old enough to talk that is her truck.

LMAO, thats too funny, my daughter is 2 and a half years old, she is in that whole "thats mine" stage. (partly due to her 7month old sister)
I showed her the 66 and said, " thats daddy's new truck honey, do like daddys new truck??" she said DADDY!!!!!.... dats MY truk!!!

OK THEN!! I guess I know who will be getting it next!!

Posted: **October 31, 2009, 1:16 am**

jammck66 wrote:trying to find a billet aluminum dash gauge bezel. I tried aurora online, but all they seem to have is 56 stuff

Check out Flashback F100s http://flashbackf100s.com/new_parts_page

Posted: **October 31, 2009, 8:58 am**

Look here for sweet billet dashes. 5 or 6 holes, satin or polished...
http://www.jbmicrofinish.com/catalog_3.html

Posted: **October 31, 2009, 2:55 pm**

SWEET!!! thanks guys!

Slick 60's

ITS FINALLY HERE!!

Dash