1977 Aussie XLT Custom
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Oh ok, we call them bull bars in Australia. Lots of F100 have them, particularly those in the bush and outback - they're for hitting kangaroos and emus! I thought you'd have them in the states too, surely? They're only about $250.
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Sorry mate, just checked but there is absolutely zilch in the way of product details. Try F 100/150 Bullbars or just google around. I'd say a lot of Aussie bullbars are manufactured locally but will ship to you which might cost a bomb.
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Interesting that I just saw this post. Sitting here watching the 1938 version of A Christmas Carol recorded last night on AMC. The last commercial included an AMC promo for the Mad Max marathon on AMC New Year's Day. Several RH drive F series in those movies.
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Here's some new pics I took yesterday as I was flushing the radiator. They're probably more self serving but hey, I like looking at F trucks, and I susopect a few others around here do too!
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Earlier in this thread there was a little interest expressed in the bullbar that was on this truck. I presume in the States these are rare and you guys use nudge bars. Anyhow, if this is the case I thought for those interested in a close up on the bullbar design I'd upload a pic:
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Earlier in this thread there was a little interest expressed in the bullbar that was on this truck. I presume in the States these are rare and you guys use nudge bars. Anyhow, if this is the case I thought for those interested in a close up on the bullbar design I'd upload a pic:
__I'd like one for my truck just for looks , it's only a f-100 2 wheel drive. Are they just bolted ,clamped, to the bumper ?__
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Yeah it just bolts on in the same places that the bumper does. Yes, thats a F100 2wd. In terms of weight, its about 20 kilos. It wouldn't be too expensive to ship to the states by sea mail, may take a few months though.
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very nice truck!! that right hand drive would be cool in canada it always makes a person "double look" when you pass some one in these expecting a left hand driver and there is none lol i could even have double duty with that bull bar moose in the summer put a plate on it,mount it to a plow bracket and plow snow in the winter lol i also see the ignition switch is columm mounted thats different again nice unit