A frame is a frame is a frame, right?
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A frame is a frame is a frame, right?
84 F150 4x4 frame is the same as an 86 two wheel drive, correct?
The 86 is "mint" vs my 84 with rear shock towers rusted off, and thin around the spring horns.
I understand the front suspension is completely different.
But finding another short bed is unusual (around here)
The 86 is "mint" vs my 84 with rear shock towers rusted off, and thin around the spring horns.
I understand the front suspension is completely different.
But finding another short bed is unusual (around here)
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84 F150 4x4 frame is the same as an 86 two wheel drive, correct?
The 86 is "mint" vs my 84 with rear shock towers rusted off, and thin around the spring horns.
I understand the front suspension is completely different.
But finding another short bed is unusual (around here)
The 86 is "mint" vs my 84 with rear shock towers rusted off, and thin around the spring horns.
I understand the front suspension is completely different.
But finding another short bed is unusual (around here)
There is less difference in the 2wd vs 4wd frame up front. In fact there is no difference. If you unbolt the suspensions from both trucks, they are then the same, and will swap easily from frame to frame.
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