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Well I just bought a short bed crew...

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I just bought MytMatt's short bed crew he has listed in the "trucks for sale". It is going to be a big project because this is it for me. No more trucks. In fact I'm going to have to finish and sell some projects to be able to get this thing home and to have room to work on it. I'm not going to be able to get to it for at least 6 months so I'm going to put it in storage until then so I won't be updating this post anytime soon. I just wanted to brag that I finally got my CC Shorty!

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:D good! what plans to you have for it. motor upgrades? theres one on the crewcab yahoo group that was rised up it look like its a 4x4 but its still 2wd. its pretty sweet. next one i get will sit high so i can one of each.
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Another CC brutha! :clap: IF we ever get ours done, we ought to get together somewhere to show them off.
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The plan depend on how everything looks and runs. I'm not going to lift it any and I don't want it lowered either. I like rare trucks to be kinda stock looking on the outside. I will measure the stroke on the motor and see if it is a 360 or 390. If its a 390 I might put it in my 68 cougar and then put a 351W/AOD in the crew. I would like to take it on trips, instead of the wife's explorer, and I would like to do better than 15 MPG on the highway, so it really needs overdrive. The truck already has the power disk brakes so nothing needed there. I have a set of 67-72 F100 buckets w/ brackets that I'm going to put into it. And it will get sholder belts as well and a bed cover. Thats about all I can think of right now.

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Post by CJ,s 67 F100 »

Congrats dablack, Houston to Bronte should be a easy weekend run and Matt's a great guy. Good luck with it
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What I would spend on gas there and back, and the time it would take to get the kids up there, we would have to spend the night, etc. It just isn't worth it. I'm having it shipped.

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:clap: :clap: Glad you found the truck you were looking for!
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Congratulations Austin :clap: :clap: The hard part is done, It's yours and all yours. :thup: Good things come to those who wait. I wish you the best and many sweet dreams until you can get started.
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Congrats on the new truck and welcome to the CC junkie club :lol:
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gotta love those crewcabs :D
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awesome I like the crewcabs too!!!!
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Congrats and good luck with you project.
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