Anyone know year ?
Fleet Owner
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Oh yeah.... Gavin has a shop to die for. I'll have to dig up his "Lunchbox truck" thread when I get back to my desktop.
He helped me with a very stuck rear wheel bearing on my recently sold 2002 Explorer. Without his shop I was looking at some expensive machine shop time.
You could eat off the shop floors.....
It's also air conditioned and heated floors....
My garage has a heated floor but no AC.
edit: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...with-pics.html
He helped me with a very stuck rear wheel bearing on my recently sold 2002 Explorer. Without his shop I was looking at some expensive machine shop time.
You could eat off the shop floors.....
It's also air conditioned and heated floors....
My garage has a heated floor but no AC.
edit: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...with-pics.html
Laughing Gas
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Going strictly by the grill, and if the grill is original... it's a 1968 or 1969....the bodystyle is 1967-1972 as rla2005 posted. There is a FAQ thread on the 1967-1972 section of this forum that goes into great detail.
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One of my hot rod buddies from my earlier years had a 1971 F100 with an early model Mustang 289, lumpy cam and a three-on-the-tree. It was a handful to drive. Manual steering and brakes.
He handed my the keys many times to run shop errands or pick up his kids. <sigh>
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