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What is the space for? I originally thought it was where the wiper fluid bottle went, due to the hose running to that spot. Then I realized I never thought about the filthy bottle attached to the wheel well. Is that the washer fluid bottle? I am a little retarded right now on the account of a few broken limbs, otherwise I'd get in there and figure it all out. Which I look forward to doing in a couple months. I laugh because there has always been a bottle or two in that location on just about all the old Ford trucks I remember.
Last edited by ChetterCheeze; Feb 21, 2019 at 06:43 PM.
Reason: Adding photos
That space on most trucks is taken up by the jack, which is held down by the strap you can see in the pic.
Otherwise, it's occupied by this...
… generally found on '73-'79 trucks with the dual battery option but also fits back to '67. Very scarce nowadays.
I'm sure Bill can find us a number and whether they were an option on the bumps.
That space on most trucks is taken up by the jack, which is held down by the strap you can see in the pic.
Otherwise, it's occupied by this...
… generally found on '73-'79 trucks with the dual battery option but also fits back to '67. Very scarce nowadays.
I'm sure Bill can find us a number and whether they were an option on the bumps.
mike
Even if the tray is rusted I get them whenever i find them in the salvage yards. The tray itself is reproduced and the reversed brackets can be welded to a new tray... or the old tray repaired. EZ.
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