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Im new here and im sure this has been answered but here it goes
after market chassis parts such as mounting brackets the axle supprt hold downs and upper coil support for a f250 atm mogool i think its called sells newer parts but ive not found pre 80s yet
its a 1979 f250 2wd with a boat anchor 351M/400 , What im after is the upper shock/coil spring support mount f1 and f250 are the same but i cant find where to buy them only found 80-96 ones .
I think you are looking for a "coil spring bucket"? Are you looking for the part that the front suspension coil spring mounts in on a F100 or F150 2wd and or 4wd? And it is bolted to the frame rail?
And or "radius arm brackets"? Normally riveted to the frame, and is how you mount and connect the end of the radius arm to the frame.
F250 2wd you have coil spring buckets, 4wd you just have "shock towers"? F250 4wd has front leaf springs.
351M/400 is NOT a boat anchor....straight up time it, with a 70 to 71 year timing set.
"coil spring bucket"? Are you looking for the part that the front suspension coil spring mounts in on a f150 f250 2wd yes sir that is it ,looking for a aftermarket provider yes just a stock version its broken and theres a rubber ibeam axle bracket and the end of the ibeam mount under it i think
Fordtruckguy:
Keep me posted if you need any frame components. I'm about to dismantle a 74 frame (same as yours) and can section/disassemble/un-rivet just about anything you need.
yes thats the part , the frame is good but the bucket and the few little parts attached are messed up ya i checked dorman and they have 80-96+ only and living in canada ontario its limited for suppliers the USA has so much more hah . but yah ive been looking for those parts u see in the red circle
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