interior orginal before i remove the dash

 

please comment

 

That looks doable from a body stand point. A lot has started with less. However the interior looks really good. I think you have a good basis for the project.

so what are you going to do with her???


jim

 

i have the orginal motor but i plan on putting lots of miles on the truck and i didnt want to put all the miles on the 292 so puttin a 360 in it so a lil more power than she was born with. thats what im wokin on now but bad weather so waiting for it to get just a lil better
thanks for checkin us out

 

Don't sell the 292 short! What are you asking about the interior?

 

im not going to sale 292 im going to rebuild te block and put it up to save for my old man days and just asking wat everyone thought of my interior the bench seat does not have one tear

 

I'm pretty sure the seat has been recovered.

 

Very nice project! Will be following this one with interest!

 

Got this project last summer needs a lot of work. Missing all wireing and gauges. Have put a motor/trany in it. Installing 70's truck wire harness, rebuild stock brakes and then paint. For now not going to upgrade anything. Upgrades if needed I think those things can be done later. Learned long time ago not to let these project's over whem one. I don't want my project to go on for years before I can drive it around. Sure your plans are based on money and time factor to. Oh by the way we call this truck stinky worst smelling truck ever brought home LOL. I like these year truck's. The more I'm around these 57-60's truck's the more I think there are a tuff looking truck. More and more people are getting interest in these. I agree too, you seemed to have a doable project there! Let us know your plans!

 

im wanting to raise the rear a lil bit do you know if any other leaf springs fit to the 1960 f250

 

How about useing longer shackle's from a auto supply store or air shocks, or blocks. My 68 I installed helper springs, raised it a little bit but not much though. Also when you buy new stock replacement springs will raise it back up to.