i'll look at your profile and send them your way. if your e-mail not there then just send it to me or post it here

 

https://www.yousendit.com/download/T...T015UkdFQk1UQw

Here is the link to the pdf files. They expire after 100 downloads.

 

I downloaded it before and want to say thanks.
I got a template of one from someone on here to that's like a hard copy to just trace and cut but its nice to have something to compare against.
thanks again.

 

thanks for posting the link. I got the download this time. I didn't see any marks o n the file, but I would like to verify it will work on the 1966 F100.

thanks

 

It worked in mine, and I have a 1966 F100

 

Broom....Thanks a TON for the download!

now, someone needs to make the pattern for the 61-64 trucks and the BBW uni as they are different from the 65-66

 

Thanks Broom.
Just about to need that.

 

Can anyone post this again? I missed it. Thanks.

 

Send me your email in a PM and I will send them to you.

 

I dropped a message on your visitor's board. I can't seem to PM, but I haven't posted before on this site, so there may be some kind of restriction.

 

There is, you have to have so many post before it let's you pm people. Im sure he'll get it to you, if not let me know and I can.

 

Pattern worked great for me, got it printed and ready to use, was planning on using frp (fiberglass reinforced panel) but wondered if anyone else had used any other material that work well and looked good. Also wondering if anyone used a "sound deadening" material on the roof.

 

I plan to use Lizard Skin Spray in, on the floor and roof once I get the floorboards done. They have a sound deadener, and then the regular heat dissipator. It sprays in like Linex or Rhino liner. I have seen it and it works great.

 

Lookagoodbook, can you tell me what size you printed it out to and when you put it in if it fits right. Would help a lot if us out. Thank you.

 

If you look up at the picture of mine, I created my panels from this pattern. I just put Door Edge Molding on it to give it more of a finished look.