This pic says a lot,..For those of us who remember, when these vintage dually's came from the factory, they only had a spare rim, no tire. So Ford sent them out with wood under the rim to take up the space of the tire.. The WOOD is still there!

Also you may notice that it is hanging lower than usual,..that's because the owner had Transfer Flow Fuel Tanks installed in place of the stock ones, front and back! This thing holds 70 gallons of gas!

Pretty Cool,..

 

The days before "screens". That audiovox is cool. Is it color or b/w? Thats neat how the rear seat makes a bed.

That thing is immaculate!!!

 

Another thing that the previous owner did,.. He had $4000.00 Alpine stereo system installed when it was new.

Here is the equipment under the rear seat:

It does

 

Whats up with the spare rim and no tire?

 

I love the vintage stereo stuff. I think most of it sounds better than the new stuff does.

My truck has a somewhat old school stereo setup.

You should put this in the show off pre 97s thread.

 

It is Color. There is a switch for the rear seat that is powered to move froward and backward also, pretty cool! The Centurion Conversions had it all!

 

THAT TRUCK IS SO AMAZING THAT I AM FORCED TO TYPE IN ALL CAPS TO HOW MY EXCITMENT.

Seriously. That Beast is amazing. I am soooo jealous!! Jeez she's clean.. Old School, baby. It's awesome.

 

I LOVE that truck.

 

Ok, I just now had a chance to sit down and respond to some posts:,..


It is hard to tell, I believe that I got a good deal on it. There is just nothing out there to compare it to.

Yea, I think that about covers it!

Thanks guys, Right now it is tucked in nicely at in my climate controlled shop. If I decide to sell it I'll let you know,.....

you are correct, The original owner actually had the original tires changed back in 91 to some nice aggressive Bridgestone tires. Because he, as he put it, "Wanted the Best that was available." They still look like brand new.

Try not to scratch it,..

WOW 65 miles, there is always something out there better hu,.? Is it still available, if so let me know, that sounds like a good deal!

Thanks, I have no plans to modify it in any way, like you said, it is way tool cool the way it is! I really believe that it is probably the Nicest Dually of this vintage in existence today. Mostly because whenever a Dually got bought it was purchased to use, haul a camper, horses trailer, work truck, or whatever.

I found it on Craigslist it was about 10 miles from me.


From that post: This pic says a lot,..For those of us who remember, when these vintage dually's came from the factory, they only had a spare rim, no tire. So Ford sent them out with wood under the rim to take up the space of the tire.. The WOOD is still there!

Also you may notice that it is hanging lower than usual,..that's because the owner had Transfer Flow Fuel Tanks installed in place of the stock ones, front and back! This thing holds 70 gallons of gas.

The CAPS are great! Thanks!

 

Would you believe I'm jealous? Actually, I was before the additional pics. / info. Even worse now. I'm trying to remember the commandment about " not coveting ". Somehow, I'm having trouble with that right now!

 

So that is what my engine compartment should look like Sweet deal.

 

"I really believe that it is probably the Nicest Dually of this vintage in existence today. Mostly because whenever a Dually got bought it was purchased to use, haul a camper, horses trailer, work truck, or whatever."

You hit the nail right on the head right there. just short of someone COMPLEATLY tearing down and putting back all new parts it still wouldn't come close to that one.

 

I have to change my shorts.....

 

centurion really knew how to build em ehh?

 

I was happy with my lumbar seats in mine until i saw that georgous tank!!!!