I just found these on C/L and thought one you guys may be interested
in it as it's been worked over some..
1969 Ford F100
Custom 69 Ford truck

302 engine- runs great
C6 transmission
Edelbrock intake
Edelbrock 4 barrel carb.
MSD distributor
Polished valve covers
Front suspension from a 2004 Crown Vic.
Rear suspension- 2 link w/ coil overs
Rear also 2004 Crown Vic.
17" aluminum wheels w/ brand new tires

Call or text with any other questions. 408-903- three two zero one
Asking $5000 obo

1969 Ford F100

 

top class work there. exhaust stops at the mufflers and the frame looks hacked with little or nothing left from the rear suspension "upgrade." The custom stereo install is worth the asking price alone!

 

Fast N Loud ruined it for everyone... on the other hand, it does revive/preserve interest in Bumps. Am I the only one who has noticed that the price for Bumpsides, in general, seems to have increased?

I think the bobbed bed looks doofus.... The visual proportions are all out of whack.

 

and the raised section for the rear end n the bed.

 

Looks a little like 3D goofy but a young guy may like it..
As we all have are own taste in what looks odd of good or is it still Bad & "cool"

Any ways it's a toy for someone Short & Low
Orich

 

x2! Why didn't they just buy a small car?

 

Ehh it's ok looking but definitely not all that great of a build. Bed looks funny guessing the raised portion is for the pumpkin to clear? That center console thing looks funny in there but that's just my 2 cents. When it comes to a (built) truck I'm very cautious on what the moron I mean builders capabilities are like. If they don't know **** then I'd walk away don't want someone else's mess. I hate the fast n loud crap. I wish they never started that band wagon with the crown Vic swap and ect. Yea it makes our trucks worth more but we suffer when it comes time to buy parts to fix ours I rather have a unpopular cool looking truck like the bumps were before all this started. Rather then having the same truck everyone has or wants. I dare to be different.