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First pic of it loaded ready to head to it's new home.

 

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Home with Ol Big Red in the back ground

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Home, front driver side tire is low, today when I get up, ill air them all up and look under the cab. Cab mounts looked ok in pictures he sent.

 

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This fender has no paint on it at all. I need a trip to the jy to the north.

 

Wiring doesn't look too bad from a quick look, heater hoses were eaten by rodents I'm guessing.

 

Stats at this point are not verified

79 f250 Ranger

400 4brl edelbrock carb

3 something gearing

Military 36 '' bias ply tires

Plans:
7.3 non turbo diesel , already acquired.
Flatbed or bed, or both
get it running
Silver and black two tone with trim
New head unit
New windshield

 

You need a regular bed on it. They look so much better than a flatbed. ...Just sayin'.

It looks like a solid starter, but you'll need some front springs at least. Those have blocks, and only two leaves. I'm thinking they won't like the diesel sitting on them. We can make a new stock spring pack to handle the diesel, or you can get a lift kit if you like the height of it.

 

Definitely needs a bed for appearance sake. I'm itchin to see what you and Alan do with it.

 

Looking good and nice Mile Marker hubs, and yes before you put it on the road and put a diesel in it, ditch the front blocks and those tired ol 2 leaf, leaf springs.

Cruise the Atlas Spring site for the Hd ones, you can get a bolt on set for a pretty good price.

There a few beds up north and a red/white 79 2wd that has a bedside TB and looked real good a while ago.

 

"bedside tb"? Edit# tool box! Lol awesome, I love those!

I agree with getting rid of the blocks and springs of course. :-)

 

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