Hey i'm looking for a few parts for my 1968 F250,1 radio bezel 1 stock am/fm radio,1 complete air conditioning unit,1 complete power steering set up. How do I post a pic of my truck?

 

to post pics you need to have more posts then just 1. when you have enough read this thread https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/6...-pictures.html

for your parts look at salvage yards or places like ebay.

 

I have a radio bezel and the power steering setup. Where are you located

 

Looks like he's in B.C. Canada

 

my email is 450mx@live.com

 

Hi Ron. I have an AM radio and bezel and a complete factory a/c unit that I took out of my 72 truck. I can tell you, a a factory AM/FM for these trucks is pretty difficult to find - and - they don't work so well once you find one. Took me several months to find a correct one. Thought the one I got works, it's just a "40 yr. old radio". I wound up installing a new unit in the glove box for actual listening and left my other one in the dash for "looks". If you're interested send me a PM. Didn't see an email address for you in your profile.
Phil

 

Hey thanks for the reply,I'd love some pics of the radio,bezel and a/c unit if you can do that and a price on the items. My email is 450mx@live.com. My PH# is 250-217-7277.I bought this truck 28 years ago when I was 16 drove it for a year and then It was parked in my parents garage till a month ago.It has 32k on it and original paint,Time to use it again.Thanks for the reply.

 

Man, that sounds like it ought to be a nice truck - mileage is unbelievable!
I'll have to take a couple photos and send you of the items I have. Will try to do it tomorrow. They are in the attic in my shop and it's too damn cold to mess with right now.
haha - just got to looking at where you are - guess I don't know what cold is!!!

 

HAha no it' about 50F here not that cold,thanks i'm interested in your parts,love to post some pics but not sure how,but I can emery you some thanks

 

I looked for power steering stuff in the DIY wrecking yards in S. California for several years until one day there was a truck with the whole setup. Be sure to get everything including the column, it's shorter than the non-power one.

 

Didn't realize BC was that much warmer. Nice - hoping to get up your way this spring.
Do a search on this forum for posting pictures - several guys have put in simple words how to do it - I'm not one of them!! ha ha

 

Welcome to FTE

1968/72: There were TWO totally different types of A/C: Factory and dealer installed. Both bolt to the bottom of the dash.

The factory installed Integral A/C unit is combined with the heater. The controls for both are located in the same dash mounted panel.

With Integral A/C, there is a separate glove box located within the A/C's bezel. This was necessary as the A/C's expansion valve is mounted where the glove box liner would normally be.

The dealer installed A/C unit is not combined with the heater. The A/C controls are separate from the heater and the original glove box is extant.

New replacement parts for either of the A/C units are almost non existant. There is nothing available from Ford any longer. Some NOS parts might be found at dealers/obsolete parts vendors.
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1967/72: There were TWO totally different types of P/S offered for F100/250 2WD's:

1967/68 and 1969's before serial number D96,001 used BENDIX P/S. 1969's from serial number D96,001, 1970/72's used FORD P/S.

The Bendix & Ford P/S gearboxes and other parts do not interchange!

There are next to no new parts available for the Bendix P/S gearbox. A coupla obsolete parts vendors have NOS master seal kits (C6TZ3E500A). Wait till you find out...how much.

 

Number Dummy thanks for the info on all the parts and sorry I missed your call.I'll give the guy with the power steering a call.

 

Classic Auto Air in Tampa, FL says they can re-build/restore a factory unit for my 72 truck. From a conversation with them, the cost is about the same as buying a new aftermarket unit.

Classic Auto Air - Air Conditioning & Heating for 70’s & Older Cars & Trucks.

Our OEM Factory Air Conditioning Division, located in Tampa, Florida specializes in original equipment factory air conditioning parts, climate control system components and AC restoration services.

 

Phil105 let me know on those parts thanks