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Old 01-18-2014, 06:18 PM
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Frankenstein! Bumpside

I was cleaning out my shop, and found this old picture of my first Bumpside, havent owned it for 12-14 years now. Talk about cobbled together, but whoever did it had some fabrication skill......VIN and Warranty plate show the cab to be a 72 2wd f100 shortbed. The Frame, who knows but it appeared to be a 4wd F100 shortbed, and it had a Dana 21 Transfer case, and a NP435 4 spd. A swapped in integral power steering, Dana 44 front w/disk brakes, and rear Dana 60, both with 3.54 gears, 8 lug. A late 60's 428, w headers, aluminum intake, holley 750. 35" tires, and at least 6" of lift, im guessing 8".........Even with 35" tires and 3.54 gears, it moved out quickly..
It was fun to drive, and had an excellent body and cherry interior. Had i kept it, i would have liked to swap in an Np205 T-case, and some 4.10 gears
 
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Old 01-18-2014, 07:55 PM
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That thing looks sweet, its even a great color! Why didn't you keep it? Looks like an awesome toy!
 
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Nice truck....great pic...pretty sure my CC will end up that color.
 
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Where i was living at the time, the closest place for me to go 4 wheeling was probably 80 miles away, if not further............It wasnt a great daily driver. I was working, and commuting during peak hours, and stop and go traffic wasnt fun in it. Yeah, today with where i live, i wish i still owned it........But thems are the breaks!
 
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I like looking at old pics of these trucks. The truck sounds like it was a beast had a good combination of parts wonder where it is today any idea?
 
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nice truck!

coil sprung and 8 lug. yeah your kicking yourself in the azz now! stroll threw memory lane! yes we have all been their! Still its a good looking truck! thanks for showing.
 
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what is the name of that color?
 
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I sold it to a guy in the SF Bay Area down near San Jose.........Im not sure what the color was called, but ive seen quite a few bumpsides in that color, and im pretty certain it was used on the dentsides as well, so i know its a factory color. Yeah, the coils gave it a pretty decent ride for a short, tall truck
 
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