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Old 04-01-2008, 08:47 PM
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The local junkyards up here want $400 for a "rough" flareside bed with no tailgate.

For $450 I bought a wrecked 92 6cyl 4-speed manual Flareside and put the bed on my 94 4x Sport with a 4.9 and 5-speed.

I've only seen 3 around where I live....ones the exact same color as the wrecked one I got, ones black, and ones a dark pink extended cab....

Mines the only one with F-150 still on the fenders and custom spray painted pin stripes, to blend the gray on the bottom of the bed and the 3 gray stripes on the cab. Lucky me they were the same color red.



The roll pan is for a 97-up ford that I cut to fit and fiberglassed in, but tore it off backing into a snowbank, so it DID look good...

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Just a little 94 F-150 Flareside, up 7" and on 35's, with side pipes and a 10' whip in the bed.

And a big ole 67 F-250 Hi-Boy ****under construction***
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Old 04-01-2008, 08:53 PM
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Oh yeah, and on SpikeTV the Trucks! show is doing a build-up of a Lightning and a Chevy 454SS, and the lightning is a regular half ton frame with stiffer springs.
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Old 04-01-2008, 10:31 PM
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Flaresides are pretty rare, but as soon as you buy one, you will start seeing them everywhere.

waynaferd, your truck reminds me of my old flareside

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Old 04-06-2008, 09:52 AM
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we had a 92 flareside 4.9 6 cyl 2wd auto xlt, it had dual tanks, it was fully loaded. it was a dark redish plum color, simular to waynaferds truck
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Old 04-07-2008, 10:26 AM
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we had a 92 flareside 4.9 6 cyl 2wd auto xlt, it had dual tanks, it was fully loaded. it was a dark redish plum color, simular to waynaferds truck

That's exactly what the wrecked truck was, save for the auto.
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Old 04-12-2008, 11:09 AM
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Some newer pics of mine....



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Oh yeah, and on SpikeTV the Trucks! show is doing a build-up of a Lightning and a Chevy 454SS, and the lightning is a regular half ton frame with stiffer springs.
I saw that one. the Lightening was faster stock, but I didn't get to see the show where they fixed both the SS and Lightening up and did the dyno and track stuff again.
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Old 05-13-2008, 01:43 AM
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Thats the first time ive heard they used f250 frames... Something is different about them becouse mine has stock panels riveted on the frame over the rear axle
It was a F-150 Frame the difference is according to the NLOC Guys is it had strengthening steel pannels in certain stress spots.

The Curb Weight on the 93 Gen 1 Lightning is 4315
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Still got that good lookin truck Jason?Take care of her.....they probly reinforced certain panels to help woth the flex so it wouldn't tear up certain panels.The 5.8's are a lil more rare around here than the 300-6's.....Mine's a 302 AODE 2wd single cab.It's got GT40 heads with ported exhaust chambers, gasket matched intakes, 1.7 rr's 3.55 rear with a posi.I'd love to get an L motor and drop it in my truck and make a Flairside lightnings....here's some pics when i got it and some recent pics.






Oh yea and mine was a Mark 3 conversion as well...leather interior bucket seats.....Power everything.

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Flare Sides ARE rare. There are a small handful around where I live.
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Thats my 1992 FlareSide xlt
302 5.0 4x4
Recent mod was a switch from flowmaster to BORLA, need to get a audio clip
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Old 06-06-2008, 10:32 AM
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Flaresides are pretty rare, but as soon as you buy one, you will start seeing them everywhere.

waynaferd, your truck reminds me of my old flareside

NICE!!! I love ur old truck...
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Old 08-14-2008, 11:47 PM
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Here is my 1993 Flareside 302/e4OD automatic. Soon to be 351w. I'm kinda leaning towards turning it into a lightning performance wise. Just a little at a time.


sorry for poor graphics, took it with my cell phone one day as I was leaving work. Its also gonna get repainted before winter. I'm thinking a darker shade of blue. Gonna get a visor for it first.
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Does anyone know where you can get fiberglass roll pans for these trucks?
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Old 08-16-2008, 04:01 PM
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I just sold my 93 Flareside 4x4 last fall. It was white with gray trim on the bottom and gray interior. It was loaded with all power options, and it had a 5.0 and a 5 spd. I bought it with only 74,000 on it for $6k, and sold it a year and a half later for $4,750 with still only 92,000 on it. It was a nice truck, but a little too light duty for me. I replace it with an F250.
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