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Old 07-04-2012, 06:29 AM
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At 481 produced I would take the truck back to all stock.
If done well it could easily be a "Barrett Jackson" truck when finished.
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481 produced! Whoa, I looked and there were only 465 made in 1969 (mine is a 69 LWB Flareside F100 4WD). I knew that the 4WD option was not popular back then, but I had no idea there were that few - total of just over 8,000 combined Styleside and Flareside.
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I have heard the LWB Flareside is a rare bed to get your hands on.
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@ elgemcdlf I just happen to know where a complete 1966 LWB flareside is for sale! enter this into google search: ontario.kijiji.ca 385502509
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