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Just got rid of a some stuff. I used to build wind turbines and lived on the road for 4 years. Settled down and bought a house in North Texas. Sold the big fifth wheel trailer and also sold the 2018 Ram Cummins crew cab 4x4 dually (yes, I made a killing on it)!
I have a company truck that I drive full time and the wife has her car. I needed something to occupy my time and decided to buy a 1963 Ford F-100 (non-unibody). The previous owner had done some work on it and it is still needing some love. But I like fixing stuff and have pride in my work, so why not.
1963 F-100. 223 CI, 3 speed column shift. original paint, seat but some new interior stuff has been performed already. Original bed wood. new radiator but have the original brass one just needs re-cored. Disc brakes up front with a dual pot master cylinder because stopping is good.
Let me know what ya think.
Look forward to meeting everyone.
Welcome to the club! A lot of good info here regarding mods in case you are thinking of doing any. Check out some of the garages and you may get some ideas. Come back often and post up your progress on this very interesting project.
Also have a new seat cover and new foam coming to redo the bench seat.
same style but a light cream color with grey secondary and dark grey stitching.
Also going to install a new headliner, replace the front windshield because of a crack and have the rear window pulled to replace the 58 year old, cracked window seal.
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