1975 F250 New to the forum
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01-22-2012, 05:51 PM
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1975 F250 New to the forum
Hey guys. Im new to the forum. Picked up my 1975 F250 last week been browsing the forum a while though.
1975 F250
98k Original
360 V8
2WD
New 4core radiator
New Heater core
New Master cylinder
New holly 4 barrel carb
New aluminum intake
Reconditioned heads
New seat with new upholstery
Interior is immaculant besides the cracked dash cover and rubber mats
Paint is super faded and no offense an ugly yellow
Body is in okay condition
Got rid of the lumber rack
and the tow mirrors
Looking a lot cleaner
Let me know what you guys think.
**EDIT**
PAGE 3 HAS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE NOW! CHECK IT OUT
1975 F250
98k Original
360 V8
2WD
New 4core radiator
New Heater core
New Master cylinder
New holly 4 barrel carb
New aluminum intake
Reconditioned heads
New seat with new upholstery
Interior is immaculant besides the cracked dash cover and rubber mats
Paint is super faded and no offense an ugly yellow
Body is in okay condition
Got rid of the lumber rack
and the tow mirrors
Looking a lot cleaner
Let me know what you guys think.
**EDIT**
PAGE 3 HAS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE NOW! CHECK IT OUT
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01-22-2012, 09:51 PM
Nice truck and welcome to FTE! 
If you are in California I would highly recommend you keep the carb and smog stuff just in case you have to put them back on to pass smog. I recently went through the smog nightmare but fortunately I kept all my stuff so it just took and hour to swap the carb to pass.
If you are in California I would highly recommend you keep the carb and smog stuff just in case you have to put them back on to pass smog. I recently went through the smog nightmare but fortunately I kept all my stuff so it just took and hour to swap the carb to pass.
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