Another rare shortbed 4x4?
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Another rare shortbed 4x4?
Yeah , some people wish this is the way Ford built them, but this one claims to be legit. Believe what you want, but I'm skeptical as usual, IMO, looks like another clever modification of a 2WD.Ford F 100 1 of 330 Shortbed V8 4x4 Napco Spicer RARE | eBay
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Vin shows it as an 2wd.
VIN: F10CR542852
Series Code F10 F-100 (2 Wheel Drive)
Engine Code C 292 CID 2v (135 HP @ 3800 RPM)
Assembly Plant R San Jose, CA
Consecutive Unit Number 542852 May 1964
Looks nicely done!
Shouldn't it have the wrong bed on it?
VIN: F10CR542852
Series Code F10 F-100 (2 Wheel Drive)
Engine Code C 292 CID 2v (135 HP @ 3800 RPM)
Assembly Plant R San Jose, CA
Consecutive Unit Number 542852 May 1964
Looks nicely done!
Shouldn't it have the wrong bed on it?
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The hubcaps, 4WD front, 2WD rear...were introduced in 1977.
F100/250 factory 4WD introduced in 1959, but NAPCO, Marmon-Herrington and etc. continued to do aftermarket 4WD conversions.
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