1967 F100 Resurrection - On The Road Again!

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Re: 1967 F100 Resurrection

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Looking good! Keep up the awesome work!

How's the weather out in DFW? I used to live in Valley Ranch just off N. MacArthur & LBJ back in 99 and 2000. I could throw a rock and it would land in the Cowboys training center. My next door neighbor was the team Chaplain. It seemed every other week half the team was packed into our little cul de sac.
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Heirloom wrote:Looking good! Keep up the awesome work!

How's the weather out in DFW? I used to live in Valley Ranch just off N. MacArthur & LBJ back in 99 and 2000. I could throw a rock and it would land in the Cowboys training center. My next door neighbor was the team Chaplain. It seemed every other week half the team was packed into our little cul de sac.
Its been colder than hell. May 3rd it got down to 39 degrees and hopefully that is the last of the cold fronts. I am ready for some Texas Heat. I use to live at the corner of Beltline and McCarthur from 99 to 2001. Then I wised up and moved to Fort Worth.
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Re: 1967 F100 Resurrection

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Just like Pincheweddo said COLD!!! I've been in DFW area since 68 I know exactly where both of your talking about. I've live just about smack dab in the middle little closer to Fort Worth than Dallas. I've talked to Pincheweddo before The weather has been playing havoc on us this last week you go to work wear a t-shirt and come home wearing a coat. I've been trying to get out to the shop everyday after work but usually life steps in and takes a different coarse. Been watching Heirloom and Pincheweddo projects guys keep up the great work that's the type of stuff that keeps us going to get our projects going. SO KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!


Heirloom wrote:Looking good! Keep up the awesome work!

How's the weather out in DFW? I used to live in Valley Ranch just off N. MacArthur & LBJ back in 99 and 2000. I could throw a rock and it would land in the Cowboys training center. My next door neighbor was the team Chaplain. It seemed every other week half the team was packed into our little cul de sac.
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Got some stuff done this weekend. I am very please with my paint and managed to get in the rear window.

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Just a little info on the paint. Yes, I am actually applying this with a paint roller. The truck was originally pebble tan but before I received it in 1983 it had been wrecked and the tan was upgraded to a "man" color. Pebble tan is a little on the pink side. I decided not to go with the original color because this is what I knew it as, so I went to Lowes and had them match some paint to some bondo chips I had. Man did they get close. I wanted to keep the beat up paint on the outside but wanted the interior to be nice so after some playing around I came up with this combination. Apply 2 coats of Valspar anti-rust armor, then 2 coats of Valspar sray on clear flat. Scuff each coat with a 3m pad before applied the next. Before the final coat, if there are any unfavorable areas, sand lightly with 320 grit. Make absolutely sure the paint is cured prior to applying the clear coat. It will winkle if is tender. I did a test patch on the dash to show you guys the difference in the finish it makes. Best part is that it hides my crappy body work. :evil:

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The section under the window has beed finished, the door jam and wall behind the gas tank have not.
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Re: 1967 F100 Resurrection

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Look'n good!!! :thup: And it has been been a little chilly here in North Texas... :D Keep the updates coming, I'm dig'n ur project.


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Re: 1967 F100 Resurrection

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Nice work, weddo. I had considered doing the roller/rustoleum job. Instead I'm going to shoot single stage urethane enamel using my $80 harbor freight turbine hvlp sprayer. :D
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Plans are for a stout 400, C6, 3.54 gears, 33" BFG AT's, bucket seats and custom console. Final assembly, nearing start up...


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"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
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Did some good work on the cab this weekend. I posted the thread below about a good discovery for deadening sound in the roof.

http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... =6&t=71621

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Re: 1967 F100 Resurrection

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Pinche. I noticed your post on heirlooms build thread that there is a salvage yard that has a few bumps near you.?. I'm in Ft Worth on a regular basis due to my job. Would you be willing to share the name and address of the yard with me???
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Got some more work done this weekend and updated the blog. Windshield is in and we started working on the doors.

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Look'n good!!! :thup:
1970 F-100 SWB Tubbed
1971 F-350 4X4 (traded for 71 crewcab)
1971 F-250 Crew-Cab Dually
1972 F-100 SWB 4X4
1972 F-350 Crew-Cab 4X4 Dually
2001 F-350 Crew-Cab Short Bed 4X4 Dually
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Memorial Day progress! Doors painted, wind wings rebuilt, and rear brakes complete.

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Re: 1967 F100 Resurrection - 40th day of work

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Looking good Whitey!! :thup:
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Plans are for a stout 400, C6, 3.54 gears, 33" BFG AT's, bucket seats and custom console. Final assembly, nearing start up...


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Re: 1967 F100 Resurrection - 40th day of work

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Heirloom wrote:Looking good Whitey!! :thup:
Just so every one is aware:

In this project thread we consider followers without regard to race, color, religion, creed, gender, national origin, disability, marital or veteran status, or any other legally protected status. However; Whitey, Honkey, Redneck, Cracker, Hillbilly, Gringo, and Weddo are perfectly acceptable descriptions and references to the creator of said thread. :thup:
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Re: 1967 F100 Resurrection - 40th day of work

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I don't know what you're talking about....I was talking about the color of your truck.

Ok, ok....its not in me to be "PC". Too fake. I'm not racist, nor was my comment meant to offend.


I could have fully translated though.... :D
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'68 F250 360, 4 spd Project Thread!
Plans are for a stout 400, C6, 3.54 gears, 33" BFG AT's, bucket seats and custom console. Final assembly, nearing start up...


"Those who hammer their guns into plows will plow for those who do not."
~ Thomas Jefferson

"America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
~ Abraham Lincoln
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