terceslil, I liked your truck ever sense I grabbed the pictures off of e-Bay of it.
But man! It looks GOOD!
All you need now is some trim and your set!

 

terceslil, I want that radio, LOL. It's hard to come by a good working dual **** radio anymore. When you drive old vehicles like me, a few of those would be nice.

 

I want a workin' radio period.
But, I want a good CD player.

 

Well here is my old 77 f100...I sold it a few years ago (Kick Self In A$$) Sold it to my dad for 1000 and he turned right around sold it to someoe else.

 

Nice '77 F-100!
I would have never sold it if was as nice as that thing is!

 

Im so pi$$ed at myself for that one.....It was my first dent. I didnt know what I had. I bought it at a Estate Auction for $1100.00. Little old lady owned it and used it to pull a small horse trailer.

 

Hey guys, I'm brand new to this forum. I don't know how I got onto this thread, but I have looked through the whole thing and I'm quite impressed with some of the trucks that are on here! I've attached some photos of my truck, I inherited it from my dad when he went over to visit you guys in the USA. It's a 1976 302C 4-speed. I have actually become kinda hooked on the F-100 scene and am even contemplating selling my trusty Kingswood of 6 years and concentrating on the pickup!

 

What's a "Kingswood"

 

G'day Acco Motors, nice looking ute.
Where in Aus are you located?

This is a Holden Kingswood.

 

Looks like a Chevrolet (hate to say that word)

 

Here is my 78 Ranger Lariat. Gave him a bath today.

 

Yeah kinda like a 1971 or so Monte Carlo with 4 doors.

 

Hey f100racing, I live in Batemans Bay, about 3.5hrs south of Sydney. Thanks for the comments on the truck, I want to lower it some and then give it another paint job with the race track moldings and red inlay.

Does anyone know which year model the dash/steering wheel are from? It doesn't look the same as the 1976 versions you guys have posted here. I am assuming it is probably out of an earlier model, with the steering wheel/column coming from another Australian model (locally produced) such as the Fairlane?!

Yes, that is a Holden Kingswood. Holden is a subsidiary of GM thus the Kingswood looks very similar to a Monte Carlo or other GM car of that period (my car's styling started in '71 with the grille style in a face lift circa '74). I have a picture of mine below.

 

nice lookin truck Shamus, good find!

 

I think the dash/guages are different from ours for Australia because they sure didn't come from an earlier model, well here in the U.S. anyway. I also noticed your glove box is slightly larger than ours.