what r the factory wholes in the cab floor for their right by the front cab mounts and then there r ones right above those that the wheel wells cover... what good do they do... mine just fill up with dirt rocks and junk on my 1 truck they rotted out the floor...

 

I know in Toyota's they are to dip the chassis (drains). But, sadly I don't think ford knew/knows what rust inhibitors are. They are also points where its held by various equipment during assembly. Again not sure about ford

 

can i close them off on my others trucks when i redo them ordo they need to be there?? i prob. can i dont see y not...

 

Probably not a bad idea to close them up....

 

hahaha WOW!!! i thought mine where bad... wow ya i think i might...... thats bad

 

Some of the holes have rubber plugs....And never seem to rust....Others, don't...and rust out like crazy.....


Btw...thats the Davidsfarm truck....Has a lotta reason to look like that...by FAR of the most abused trucks in the northern Hemisphere.....Video's prove it...

 

is that the truck on youtube that drives through the pond and up hills and ****???? if it is i seen some of the videos i didnt know hes that guy..??

 

Yep shes a gem




And no i'm not Dave, but i've been to the farm 8 times. Going again this coming weekend.


And this is a vid I made for this truck. Even to this day, still runs and drives great, drives in a nice straight line!

Davidsfarm Tribute Video to his Old Ford Diesel Truck - YouTube

 

BINGO!!!

Like I said...That truck is a proud, and true testiment to Ford TOUGH-NESS......

Given the sheer amount of IDHGAF about it, and hell it's went through....It's a proven truck....

 

Oh
My
Goodness!

So THAT's the truck in that video! I never connected the dots before.

Holy moly moses, was the driver wearing his wetsuit when he did that video? The water coming through the space formerly known as the floorboard must have been incredible

 

The horror!...my God, won't someone think of the poor frogs and turtles

 

That's what we ended up doing with my dad's old '76 F-250
...i was 11, living on the farm, and was driving that old truck through the fields, down through the trails, and, on the rare occasion, to the local general store we had outside of town.

We gave that truck pure hell, rolled it 3 different times, pulled hay wagons with it, pulled felled trees up the side of the mountain, etc.

That old truck still sits on that farm, and occasionally is used to pull trees, but that's about it.

After the abuse my brothers, dad, and I put it through, I'm surprised as hell that it still starts...It just goes to show that a 300 won't easily die.