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I picked up this 1978 Super Cab for $950, runs and drives great. ...Anybody know where to find the trim/molding for extended cabs? everywhere I have checked only has standard cab. Going to repaint it the original Jade/White.
Need to get rid of the "camper" he put in it..
I thought this was some sort of optical illusion and the shed was in the background, not a camper!!
I picked up this 1978 Super Cab for $950, runs and drives great. ...Anybody know where to find the trim/molding for extended cabs? everywhere I have checked only has standard cab. Going to repaint it the original Jade/White. Need to get rid of the "camper" he put in it..
I'm going to step on my soap box for a minute. I really hope that our breed of trucks do not become highly valuable. I bought a 1971 Bronco for $500 in 2005 and then sold it in 2008 for $1000, only after I got it running good and bought 4 new tires (probably around $1500 invested in parts). Now you can't even look at an early Bronco for less than $10k. I love the fact that a dentside is easy to work on, fun to drive, and most parts can be picked up at your local jy. If people keep asking ridiculous prices for a '73-'79 Ford truck, I won't be able to afford another project in the future. I want to build more of these once I'm retired because they are so much fun. Okay, stepping down now.