My GT500 truck build thread...picture intensive!!!!
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. Good thing you posted it here because I totally forgot it's like a Shelby truck. I wish I knew about that truck but don't unfortunately. You are definitely right about the front apron-thing, I love that look!All the aussie tow trucks have them.
ford f100 f250 f350 + tow truck front spoiler 1973 - 79 (eBay item 300460818752 end time Sep-07-10 20:57:31 EST)
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Have ya'll seen this one?
I got the pic in another thread here recently, but can't remember where or who by posted to give credit... Sorry. Don't know the history of it either, other than both the car and truck can be seen as right hand drive, and the car is a Aussie, a Falcon, so I assume hey all are Aussie built, but by who??? Google was no help in finding any info either... Yet.
I'm not doing a shelby or 'stang inspired truck, but I want that lower air dam/apron on that pickup! Its a great look.
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I got the pic in another thread here recently, but can't remember where or who by posted to give credit... Sorry. Don't know the history of it either, other than both the car and truck can be seen as right hand drive, and the car is a Aussie, a Falcon, so I assume hey all are Aussie built, but by who??? Google was no help in finding any info either... Yet.
I'm not doing a shelby or 'stang inspired truck, but I want that lower air dam/apron on that pickup! Its a great look.
G.
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05-23-2012, 07:49 PM
Everything installed, including the 1982 Tymco 6000 RPM tach in the unused air vent. I like this tach because it is more of a factory-looking tach and fits in well with the style of the other gauges.
Great build btw, always fun seeing an idea become reality.
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Bowtie_Schmowtie,
Great work! I have 1973 Custom long bed my Grand Dad left me That at this moment i am in the process of restoring. I am putting a 390 in it and cleaning it up it was sitting for a long time and had tons of grease and gunk build up lol, but I was looking for the opportunity to build something and maybe add some flare to it and this thread helped bunches with ideas i could use. I think so far you truck looks good and can't wait to see more progress.
Great work! I have 1973 Custom long bed my Grand Dad left me That at this moment i am in the process of restoring. I am putting a 390 in it and cleaning it up it was sitting for a long time and had tons of grease and gunk build up lol, but I was looking for the opportunity to build something and maybe add some flare to it and this thread helped bunches with ideas i could use. I think so far you truck looks good and can't wait to see more progress.
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