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MOPAR running gear? Not that I have anything against that, it just seems like it could be more expensive and harder to deal with than keeping it all ford. Still, what would this be... a "chrysider"?
MOPAR running gear? Not that I have anything against that, it just seems like it could be more expensive and harder to deal with than keeping it all ford. Still, what would this be... a "chrysider"?
What you found most likely is, someone had an old Dakota and tried a body swap that didn't work for some reason and they are trying to off-load it on someone. It would probably be the same cost-wise to go all ford than try to mess with that "chrysider"...
Yea but if it's solid the body parts are worth what they are asking for the truck. Yank the body and find a stock F1 chassis and sell off the mopile parts. Nothing to it!
Yea but if it's solid the body parts are worth what they are asking for the truck. Yank the body and find a stock F1 chassis and sell off the mopile parts. Nothing to it!
Considering some NOS fenders went for over $1000 each on ebay the other day. I would say snag it and think about what to do later.
If you get in a pinch you can part it out. Of course that would mean one less of these beauties on the road, which would not be good...
No thanks! I had one but a connecting rod decided it liked being outside of the engine block better then the inside. So you can have all the leaning towers of power! If I want an inline 6 I'll stick with a 240/300 Ford. They are next to impossible to kill!
No thanks! I had one but a connecting rod decided it liked being outside of the engine block better then the inside. So you can have all the leaning towers of power! If I want an inline 6 I'll stick with a 240/300 Ford. They are next to impossible to kill!
dammit i knew i shoulda grabbed one that was for sale 300 i think.rebuilt for 300 bucks
My dad's 94 work truck has a 300 straight six. He crossed 3 pretty big mountains each day for 15 years on a 46 mile one-way commute. Truck has 320,000 plus miles on it. So far, 2 alternators, 1 water pump, a set of plugs, and a whole lot of oil changes and brake jobs. IMHO, the absolute toughest engine Ford ever made.
My dad's 94 work truck has a 300 straight six. He crossed 3 pretty big mountains each day for 15 years on a 46 mile one-way commute. Truck has 320,000 plus miles on it. So far, 2 alternators, 1 water pump, a set of plugs, and a whole lot of oil changes and brake jobs. IMHO, the absolute toughest engine Ford ever made.
I hate to be the one to tell you this but if it is not original, You are on the darkside. That also includes those with the $15,000 aftermarket chassis.
As for motors I prefer not normally chosen motors such as a 300 six or a 500 inch caddy or whatever rocks your boat. However I do prefer the same motor family that matches the body, IE ford in ford etc.
Probably most important is that one of these beauties is out there driving.