CREWCAB ONLY
#271
#273
#274
Seems like this thread took a different from the way it started.... Here's mine! I like it cuz it's easy to turn around it crowded parking lots.
89
7.3 idi
ZF5 manual swap
4 in lift by Superlift
Interior from a 91 so it's a nice brown instead of VERY RED EVERYTHING
Hidable 5th wheel hitch
Wheels that are wide enough for bigger tires. I've getting 285/75s once these wear out
#275
My first one was $1 with 500,000 miles.Family cared for rollaway truck with sliding rear window. 2wd 7.3 c6 Great truck, dead reliable.
Second one was a 95 dually with a PSD E4od. Powerful truck but would have random electrical issues, Shift module in the speedometer, injector harness, Nothing bid but parts were a little more pricey and $100 oil changes, 6 tires, Truck was costly to operate.
Third truck I bartered some work for. 97 xlt 120k on a 460 E4od MAF truck. Great truck, gas hog but reliable, I replace 3 steering columns, (don't pull yourself into the cab with the wheel) and a water pump/radiator combo at 180k, sold it to move back to Vegas
Now this is my F off truck, No emissions, 460, 5 speed Long tube headers into super 40s rough ride and loud as hell. I work at Shelby and set off car alarms leaving the lot. Just a daily to work and back as the hot rod plates only allow 5000 miles a year. This is my toy.
#277
If you want to change the interrior... I just did that to mine. I had to find a donnor truck. If you can't find the complete interior, a full size Bronco of a similar year should have a dash that will fit.
#279
You can die/paint yours. You can also use the Bronco front seats and consol. I'm going to be doing that with mine. I don't mind the bench seat, but I'd like to have somewhere to set my coffee cup and stash stuff. (I did a manual tranny swap so there is no room there).
Like I said, the best option is to find a donor. If you paint/die your parts then it can wear off, so that's why I would suggest that you at least find a dash. The carpet can be replaced for less then 200. The headliner can be died/painted. They sell those kinds of products in spray cans at auto stores.
Like I said, the best option is to find a donor. If you paint/die your parts then it can wear off, so that's why I would suggest that you at least find a dash. The carpet can be replaced for less then 200. The headliner can be died/painted. They sell those kinds of products in spray cans at auto stores.
#281
Thank you, I'm up in washington and haven't been able to find many donors but ill keep looking
#283
You can die/paint yours. You can also use the Bronco front seats and consol. I'm going to be doing that with mine. I don't mind the bench seat, but I'd like to have somewhere to set my coffee cup and stash stuff. (I did a manual tranny swap so there is no room there).
Like I said, the best option is to find a donor. If you paint/die your parts then it can wear off, so that's why I would suggest that you at least find a dash. The carpet can be replaced for less then 200. The headliner can be died/painted. They sell those kinds of products in spray cans at auto stores.
Like I said, the best option is to find a donor. If you paint/die your parts then it can wear off, so that's why I would suggest that you at least find a dash. The carpet can be replaced for less then 200. The headliner can be died/painted. They sell those kinds of products in spray cans at auto stores.
next dying the interior parts does NOT last for color changes. The dash is the LEAST of your concerns. The door panels are a HIGH wear item and the drivers door panel is crew cab specific