New to the forum 74 f100 2wd swb.
#17
Thank you for the kind words. I think. This truck belonged to my late mother in law she used to love to drive it around and race the motor fir everyone to here, what is so amusing is that descriptionn of her sounds like some old hick from way back in the woods. In fact she was a very petite lady and a very classy lady who we all miss.
This truck was in very good shape body wise, as for mechanical not so much as it sat in her garage for 11 years. I hope to do it justice so I can take my wife and her sister for ride and hopefully bring back some fond memories.
This truck was in very good shape body wise, as for mechanical not so much as it sat in her garage for 11 years. I hope to do it justice so I can take my wife and her sister for ride and hopefully bring back some fond memories.
#22
I'm always curious about questions on similar models to mine so I went and looked at what I had.
Can't tell you a thing about that crossmember because my '74/f100 short bed/302/c4/single tank aft the rear axle does not have that piece. Nothing between the crossmember that supports the rear of the cab and the crossmember that supports the tail of the transmission. Looking at mine anything right there would need to sit pretty high to mis the driveshaft.
Can't tell you a thing about that crossmember because my '74/f100 short bed/302/c4/single tank aft the rear axle does not have that piece. Nothing between the crossmember that supports the rear of the cab and the crossmember that supports the tail of the transmission. Looking at mine anything right there would need to sit pretty high to mis the driveshaft.
#23
I'm always curious about questions on similar models to mine so I went and looked at what I had.
Can't tell you a thing about that crossmember because my '74/f100 short bed/302/c4/single tank aft the rear axle does not have that piece. Nothing between the crossmember that supports the rear of the cab and the crossmember that supports the tail of the transmission. Looking at mine anything right there would need to sit pretty high to mis the driveshaft.
Can't tell you a thing about that crossmember because my '74/f100 short bed/302/c4/single tank aft the rear axle does not have that piece. Nothing between the crossmember that supports the rear of the cab and the crossmember that supports the tail of the transmission. Looking at mine anything right there would need to sit pretty high to mis the driveshaft.
#24
#25
thank you for the compliment and i certainly wilk post mor pics as it slowly progresses.
#26
Spring is nearly touching i beam. I am assuming this cant be good.
as you can see i got the front disc, bearings and brakes back on. I am concerned about that spring though, any thoughts.
Left rear axle housing, can i just clean up that burr?
Does these splines look ok?Anything i should be weary of when installing new rear?
as you can see i got the front disc, bearings and brakes back on. I am concerned about that spring though, any thoughts.
Left rear axle housing, can i just clean up that burr?
Does these splines look ok?Anything i should be weary of when installing new rear?
#28
Just found this thread. I have the exact same 1974 2wd swb Ranger XLT in red. Got it my senior year in high school 1985. Still runs but needs love. It has the typical rust over the wheel wells. Looks like your interior isn't original but a real beauty you have there. I have a 460 hence dual tanks and will look if I have that crossmember you are asking about.
#29
Just found this thread. I have the exact same 1974 2wd swb Ranger XLT in red. Got it my senior year in high school 1985. Still runs but needs love. It has the typical rust over the wheel wells. Looks like your interior isn't original but a real beauty you have there. I have a 460 hence dual tanks and will look if I have that crossmember you are asking about.