Here she is when I bought her. Burnt out headlight, missing mirrors, cracking bias ply tires, leaky master cyl, bed full of junk (that was part of the deal), and a rusty tool box taking up precious cargo space.
'69 Hauler
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'69 Hauler
Well, I figured I've done enough work on the truck now that I aught to start a build thread. Anyway, it's a 2wd 1969 F100 LWB with a 360 / three on the tree drive train. I bough the truck for workin' on the house and as a side project; however, it took me a while to figure out which direction I wanted to take the truck.
Here she is when I bought her. Burnt out headlight, missing mirrors, cracking bias ply tires, leaky master cyl, bed full of junk (that was part of the deal), and a rusty tool box taking up precious cargo space.
Here she is when I bought her. Burnt out headlight, missing mirrors, cracking bias ply tires, leaky master cyl, bed full of junk (that was part of the deal), and a rusty tool box taking up precious cargo space.
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Re: '69 Hauler
The day I brought her home I put on some new mirrors, installed new headlights, cleaned up the interior, removed the tool box, and buffed and waxed the body.
The next week I gave the engine a tune up and replaced the master cyl gasket. Then we hauled our first load to the dump. Mostly construction scrap along with the stuff the previous owner left in the bed.
The next week I gave the engine a tune up and replaced the master cyl gasket. Then we hauled our first load to the dump. Mostly construction scrap along with the stuff the previous owner left in the bed.