(VIDEO)Pics of my 71's Progress (TRUCK at DYNO )
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- madbiker4
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress(INSIDE SOME)
coming along real nice. I like the stainless scuffplates, thinking about getting some for my ride. Did you use my idea for the headliner or did you go with something else? either way it looks good. cant wait to see it when it's all put back together.
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- sport71
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress(INSIDE SOME)
Thanks, Them scuff plates are $19 for the set on LMC, the only thing is that you might want to put some good 3m double sidded tape, because the one they come with is not that good.madbiker4 wrote:coming along real nice. I like the stainless scuffplates, thinking about getting some for my ride. Did you use my idea for the headliner or did you go with something else? either way it looks good. cant wait to see it when it's all put back together.
Yup,sure did. Thanks for the tip. I went to the home depot got that masenite peg board, traced the old one on top, cut it out, and wet the corners so it would be plyable to shape it. So I put it on to dry, took shape perfect, then the upolstery man put some thin sponge and glued the black vinal. I like the end result.
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress(INSIDE SOME)
You have seriously done a top notch job on this. I'm just starting my '72 4x4 and I only wish I had the means to do it this well. Keep those pics coming you're making us all very jealous!
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress(INSIDE SOME)
I just got done today with all the wiring, and instaled the speedomiter and guage cluster. Hung both doors with all new seals deadener inside the doors. And also put in the newly upolstered seat. It's alot of work. CRAZY
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress(INSIDE SOME)
I just went through all 6 pages. The truck looks incredible. You have done a fantastic job with it.
Troy
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Why is it that the trucks are always the best running vehicles in the family?
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70 F250 Explorer-390/C6 auto. My work truck
04 Mitsubishi montero-family car
- sport71
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress(A BIT MORE)
Thank you. I just thought that it would be done faster.. Here are some more pictures of some progress.
Here I'm putting some zip ties to hold the A/C compressor wire to the lines.
I was also able to glue on the door seals today.
I even put a new door chingadera..
New tear drop antenia, and door handles and locks.. You can also see the new dash pad it looks
better in person. My phone camara kinda sux..
A/C Power brakes
Me looking like a dork, I had to take my own picture even...
Here I'm putting some zip ties to hold the A/C compressor wire to the lines.
I was also able to glue on the door seals today.
I even put a new door chingadera..
New tear drop antenia, and door handles and locks.. You can also see the new dash pad it looks
better in person. My phone camara kinda sux..
A/C Power brakes
Me looking like a dork, I had to take my own picture even...
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress(A BIT MORE)
Today they will be putting in both wind shields with the trim. I was told that they would not be responsable if it cracks. Man I hope they get it right the first time.
After that we're off to the muffler shop, to get the 50 series flowmasters, and the 3" stainless steel pipes put on. The end pipe will be at the front of the rear tire. I wonder how it will sound...
After that we're off to the muffler shop, to get the 50 series flowmasters, and the 3" stainless steel pipes put on. The end pipe will be at the front of the rear tire. I wonder how it will sound...
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress(A BIT MORE)
not sure on the exact lope if any to your engine or the tone of the pipes but it aughta sound loud and crisp, vibrate the ground alot and sound like a realy nice loping race inspired engine will.
shshishivrooom lopelopelopelopevroomlopelopelopevroomvroom repaet as long as running.
shshishivrooom lopelopelopelopevroomlopelopelopevroomvroom repaet as long as running.
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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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'70 f250 4x4 Crew cab 460/C6 '72 F100 390/C6 9.8 MPG AVG. '89 Mercury Cougar LS Dual Exh. V6 . 18.9 MPG AVG. In Town.
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(A BIT MORE)
Looks great. I just painted mine and put new door seals on the cab too. I had a heck of a time getting them to stay in the corners and then to get the scuff plates on top of them right. I did the PS first and then the DS. The DS turned out much better since I had already done it once. I did it like that so I wouldn't have to look at the other side everyday. HA!
Truck looks great.
Truck looks great.
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that sounds greatrjewkes wrote:not sure on the exact lope if any to your engine or the tone of the pipes but it aughta sound loud and crisp, vibrate the ground alot and sound like a realy nice loping race inspired engine will.
shshishivrooom lopelopelopelopevroomlopelopelopevroomvroom repaet as long as running.
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Re: Pics of my 71's Progress(A BIT MORE)
Got a few questions for ya Sport71, if you dont mind. Where did you get the tank from, and where did you get the gas filler from also? How is the tank mounted? I would like to do a smiler set up in my 72.
Tim
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1967 F600 project truck
1972 F350 flatbed drw c6/390
1967 F600 project truck
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OldRedFord, hello.
It can be explaned in detail here. http://www.classictrucksweb.com/tech/0404cl_tank/ The filler neck and cap are for a boat..
I did the same thing step by step. Only I bought everything on ebay.com
Best of luck to you,,.
It can be explaned in detail here. http://www.classictrucksweb.com/tech/0404cl_tank/ The filler neck and cap are for a boat..
I did the same thing step by step. Only I bought everything on ebay.com
Best of luck to you,,.
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Thanks. The only other thing I wonder about is what did you do about the gas gauge?
Tim
1972 F350 flatbed drw c6/390
1967 F600 project truck
1972 F350 flatbed drw c6/390
1967 F600 project truck
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OldRedFord.
I used the same guage that the truck came with. The gas tank comes with a new sending unit. All you have to do is pull the orange wire out that went to the original gas tank to the front of the harness, and go out the cab from the front where the wires go down and out to where the windshield washer pump, oil preasure switch, and temp. switch. Follow the part of the harness that goes to the tail lights. Cut the end of the orange wire add like a 3' piece then attatch the end piece that you cut back on. It hooks up the same as the original tank. Piece of cake. Don't forget to ground the black wire the tank comes with to the frame, or else the guage won't work...
I used the same guage that the truck came with. The gas tank comes with a new sending unit. All you have to do is pull the orange wire out that went to the original gas tank to the front of the harness, and go out the cab from the front where the wires go down and out to where the windshield washer pump, oil preasure switch, and temp. switch. Follow the part of the harness that goes to the tail lights. Cut the end of the orange wire add like a 3' piece then attatch the end piece that you cut back on. It hooks up the same as the original tank. Piece of cake. Don't forget to ground the black wire the tank comes with to the frame, or else the guage won't work...
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Got the exaust in today...
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