(VIDEO)Pics of my 71's Progress (TRUCK at DYNO )
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (Bed On)
It looks awesome Sport!
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I don't want to give em a heart-attack. That is what would happen if I answered the door in the buff. Heck it almost scares me to death when I step out of the shower and look in the mirror.~Mancar1~
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (Bed On)
It's looking great dude, how long have you had this truck?
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (Bed On)
Your truck is coming around now its looking great but i have one thing that just sticks out at me and i cant help but to ask, you do know that your cargo light is upside down ? and a quick question, Are you planing on putting the rest of the trim on the tailgate ? because when you look at your truck everything is looking good,the sides all trimed out, under the hood is bright and shinny and clean looking, the interior is fresh and comfortable but when you get to tailgate it looks like theres something missing, everything else on your truck is brite and shiney and i can see the hard work that went into it and i think you have done a great job on your truck, but the tailgate just doesnt blend in with the rest of the truck.
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Man that is looking great. The fruit of your labors is really paying off.
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (Bed On)
Thanks for the comments guys,
caseys71, that’s what I thought about the trim, and to me it looks great.
jasonm2131, I’ll make the video on good sunny day. The weather's been nasty down here, and I won't take it out in the rain.
JMcTurnan, I’ve had the truck since 2005, and had the dream since I was 13. Needless to say it's comming true.
hazelnut, I was waiting to see who would notice the cargo light. The paint shop put it on wrong. As for the tailgate I think since it’s not two tone I’ll leave it as is, but I see your view.
69F110, it’s been a long time now, and I can finally drive it.
caseys71, that’s what I thought about the trim, and to me it looks great.
jasonm2131, I’ll make the video on good sunny day. The weather's been nasty down here, and I won't take it out in the rain.
JMcTurnan, I’ve had the truck since 2005, and had the dream since I was 13. Needless to say it's comming true.
hazelnut, I was waiting to see who would notice the cargo light. The paint shop put it on wrong. As for the tailgate I think since it’s not two tone I’ll leave it as is, but I see your view.
69F110, it’s been a long time now, and I can finally drive it.
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (Bed On)
I just noticed the cargo light when I looked again. I also think the tailgate looks a little bare without the rest of the trim, I would definitely put it on if it were me.
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (Bed On)
I'm getting my sterio system installed today.
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (Bed On)
Now it will look good and sound good .
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16 years old with a 40 year old truck (well almost)
1971 F-100302, T-18 4 speed, 3:55 rear, & an Edelbrock sticker on the ashtray.
"Don't worry about what you become, just make sure that you're successful at what you do."- Mr. English
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (Sterio In)
Well I did it. I got a sterio system in my truck.
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (Sterio In)
sport71',
I was lookin' at the AM radio sayin' huh...
I bet that thing cranks!
Basketcase
I was lookin' at the AM radio sayin' huh...
I bet that thing cranks!
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (Sterio In)
Its strange seeing a box behind the seat. I bet it sounds good though.
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (Sterio In)
Good day Sport71!
That stereo and those speakers look like they sound great! You've truly built your Dream Truck here haven't you.
Now that it's complete, what are your plans for it? Do you plan on taking it to shows? How about driving it to work or for errands during fair weather?
I read your comment about not wanting to drive it in the rain, and I can understand that completely! There's no reason to take it out in bad weather--you can always use a modern, disposable car for that. If I had a truck that thoroughly re-done I don't think I'd take it out in bad weather. Not to mention the nasty consequences of rain water getting sucked in to your hood scoop!
You know what I'd love to see? I'd love to see a video taken from inside of the cab, where you drive it around the block a few times.
Have you driven it enough miles for the engine's break-in period to be over (so you can really test the engine out), or are you still takin' it easy?
Thanks for the excellent photos!
Robroy
That stereo and those speakers look like they sound great! You've truly built your Dream Truck here haven't you.
Now that it's complete, what are your plans for it? Do you plan on taking it to shows? How about driving it to work or for errands during fair weather?
I read your comment about not wanting to drive it in the rain, and I can understand that completely! There's no reason to take it out in bad weather--you can always use a modern, disposable car for that. If I had a truck that thoroughly re-done I don't think I'd take it out in bad weather. Not to mention the nasty consequences of rain water getting sucked in to your hood scoop!
You know what I'd love to see? I'd love to see a video taken from inside of the cab, where you drive it around the block a few times.
Have you driven it enough miles for the engine's break-in period to be over (so you can really test the engine out), or are you still takin' it easy?
Thanks for the excellent photos!
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (Sterio In)
That is a real nice bump! I like everything you have done to it. I will be using ranger wide moldings with the 3 stripe bottoms on mine as well. I like the way it looks and they are readily available.
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (New Pics)
basketcase0302 - Isn't it cool that if you look into the truck all you see is the original AM.
brandon.k - It does sound real good, Im just glad that it doesn't sound like an empty can with all the sound deadner I put.
robroy - Hay, thanks. The plans are for winning all the shows.
It's not all done yet, it also needs the wood floor put in. Plus I still need to time the engine, so I'll be taking it to a speed shop here real soon, and also the transmission is slipping 2nd gear, even though she have alot of power, and does 0-100 real fast.
I will be posting some videos some time soon driving it around. The engine only has like 76 miles on it, I think it still needs to brake in some.
rattlecan - I'll need to look, but I know I'll have some NOS rocker moldings. If you might be needing them..
Here are some more pics from today..
The drop beams will be put on next year..
brandon.k - It does sound real good, Im just glad that it doesn't sound like an empty can with all the sound deadner I put.
robroy - Hay, thanks. The plans are for winning all the shows.
It's not all done yet, it also needs the wood floor put in. Plus I still need to time the engine, so I'll be taking it to a speed shop here real soon, and also the transmission is slipping 2nd gear, even though she have alot of power, and does 0-100 real fast.
I will be posting some videos some time soon driving it around. The engine only has like 76 miles on it, I think it still needs to brake in some.
rattlecan - I'll need to look, but I know I'll have some NOS rocker moldings. If you might be needing them..
Here are some more pics from today..
The drop beams will be put on next year..
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress (Sterio In)
Hey Sport71, those are the BEST pictures yet! I especially enjoyed the one of you posing with the truck, like a proud father standing by his newborn son!!!
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