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I am new to the forum! Just purchased a 1974 Ford Courier, and have a couple of questions. Haven't picked it up yet, but already wondering-
First, are there any common problems associated with the early Courier?
Second, what is the recommended wheel and tire size, and where can I buy a new set of aftermarket wheels and tires to fit this truck?
Thanks!-AJ
We have sorry I have owned our courier for 15 yrs. It is the best little truck ever.it never let us down or stuck anywhere. It's been everywhere sandy washes, rocky and muddy mountains. We have hauled everything you can think of. Loaded it down to the point of have a couple of guy sit on hood. So we could get across town to scrap yard. My husband passed away 4 months ago. It's for his memory that I will never get rid of our truck. But if you could see it.you would wonder why I'm keeping it. I will say one thing. Have fun when it comes to bleeding out breaks.lol.
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