Aftermath of the rebuild project

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theogre5150

Aftermath of the rebuild project

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I have finally gotten around to posting some pics from my 10 month long rebuild. I will post more later.

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Re: Aftermath of the rebuild project

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mmm strait six four barrel :)
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Re: Aftermath of the rebuild project

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Good work...that interior looks great! Anymore pics?
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Re: Aftermath of the rebuild project

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Great looking engine bay and interior howbout some exterior shots. :D
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I'll post more pics tonight.
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Re: Aftermath of the rebuild project

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:clap: Excellent Work !
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Re: Aftermath of the rebuild project

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Your truck looks great. Nice clean engine bay. It would be cool to see the whole truck.
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Re: Aftermath of the rebuild project

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Green needles on the gauges? Did you take apart and paint the needles?


Oh.. and looks good!


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The needles were pretty faded. I went to the store to buy some red or orange paint but could only find green. I put a piece of paper under the needles to cover up the gauge and used the green paint marker very carefully. To paint close to the base, I painted the end of a toothpick and used it.
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WOW! I like the black F600 dash. I always wondered how they would look black. Like the green needles too. What trans do you have?
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Re: Aftermath of the rebuild project

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nice looking job. i like your a/c unit its that stock lol :yip: i do like the gauge cluster looks nice the green and black look awesome
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Re: Aftermath of the rebuild project

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I like the whole package. Can I ask does your exhaust pipes go down to a Y-pipe? Whats the config. of the rest of your exhaust. I am impressed with the downpipes as I can see them, looks like the flow would be perfect.
And who made your carpet? Steering wheel is perfect with power steering imagine..
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Very nice aftermath. :thup:
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Re: Aftermath of the rebuild project

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We need pics of that down pipe. Looks great :clap:
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Re: Aftermath of the rebuild project

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Sorry, it's been awhile since I've logged on. Let me answer some of your questions.

Lance65: That is a overdrive 4 speed (4th gear OD) out of an '86 model F-150 that had a 300. Bolted right on up to the engine but I had to cut a BIG OLE hole in the floor for it to fit. I love the overdrive.

JZJAMES: No Y-Pipe installed. I bought those split exhaust off of e-bay for around $80.00. They came off of an '87 model F-150 with a 300. I've got two seperated pipes running into two seperate glasspacks that run the length of my long wheelbase. As for the carpet, I went to Lowe's and bought some outdoor carpet. Spent about $40.00 on that. It it pieced together in a lot of different spots but it's real hard to tell.

Here are some pics of the outside.....See why it's been named Big Bird :D

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