Ya gotta love the Ford 300 six, all the hard work (and money) paid off and now she's running like a V8. I finished it off just in time to put her away for the winter. People keep asking about the mileage, if I could keep my foot out of it I might be able to produce some decent MPG numbers but at this time I'm still lovin the sound of the dual exhaust.

 

wow man thats a beauty..so when you gonna show it to me? since we are practiaclly neighbors and all ...lol

 

Great job on the truck!

 

Very nice job. How long have you had the truck? How long did the project(s) take? I'm not gonna ask how much it cost, because it doesn't matter.

 

i really want to see his truck.. we live in the same town..

 

I have owned the truck about a year and have been working on it on my days off since I brought her home. She sports a new Ford 9" rear end with 3.50 gears, new driveshaft, all new brakes, power disc brake conversion, power steering, new 300 six cylinder engine with new dist and pertronix's ignition, new voltage regulator, fuel pump, water pump, battery, heater core, altinator,new belts, hoses, motor mounts, clutch pack, starter, fly wheel, edelbrock carb, offenhauser intake and flowmaster exhaust, DJM I-Beam lowering kit, new coil springs, shocks, and lot's more. I just work on things until they are done and move onto the next thing.

 

Have you dynoed it yet

 

Naw, I'm in it for the fun, I won't be racing it so i am not much intrested in dynoing. I originally built it because my wife said I should buy a Honda to commute to work in but I thought a classic truck with a 6 banger would suit me much better, plus I can use it as a hobbie and it's much easier and cheaper to work on.

 

and looks way better!!!!

 

The TLC definately shows in the finished product. Very well done. Thank you for sharing.

 

Beautiful Truck, she turned out great!!

 

Wow thats beautiful ! amazing truck ! you did amazing job on it!