What is the most valuable part on a bumpside?

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Re: What is the most valuable part on a bumpside?

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Original bill of sale brand new from the dealership. :) I have a behind the seat storage for sale!
Thanks JP! Ms. Cordova is a factory 1969 Ford F100 Ranger with a 390, Front disc brakes, Cordova copper orange, behind the seat box
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Did anybody say that the part that you need NOW and don't have is probably the most valuable one?
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Re: What is the most valuable part on a bumpside?

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OldRedFord wrote:
91Bear wrote:My list:

1. Onan on board generator and brackets
2. Bucket seat brackets
3. The behind-the-seat storage console
4. Flareside shortbed with dent in fender for tire
5. 3-spd column with power steering
6. Factory A/C unit (in cab, not under hood components)

I think that list nails the valuable parts.
i have lucked out in the past year and was able to get a 3 spd p/s column by trading a f600 cluster and i picked up an a/c unit for 100 including the compressor and lines
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Rear doors , better yet, '67 rear doors :$$:
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All the emblems, go to buy them and you would think they where made of gold.
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Re: What is the most valuable part on a bumpside?

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$6000, 500+ HP 460 under the hood.
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The compliments from strangers, especially the pretty ones.
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Coming From a certifiable Bump Nut, this is gonna be a shocker, But


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The gas in the tank, b8ut seriously any tiny and some big original trim peices and the original jacks as people love them for completing a full B.O. Restoration and any sheet metal with 0-managable amounts of rust.
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dent free steel headlight doors.
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Re: What is the most valuable part on a bumpside?

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72stepside wrote:For me, it is a factory jack handle. I had my hands on one once and didn't pick it up. Haven't seen one since.

If it's the really long one that goes on the floor behind the seat, I've got one in the garage (and one in my truck; don't know where the jack went, though :doh: )
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Re: What is the most valuable part on a bumpside?

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BobbyFord wrote:$6000, 500+ HP 460 under the hood.
I hear that!!! :thup:
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Re: What is the most valuable part on a bumpside?

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the title :D :fr:
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