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Mercy, my 1949 Ford F2, is seeing progress. I think. At least she is now largely disassembled, and I will be starting on the chassis scrub down this week. I have acquired a good Ford Explorer rear-end. New front and rear suspension units have arrived. The rebuilt C4 transmission will be here in 3 weeks, and the Flathead V8 is in the machine shop for new valves and cylinders. I have found a paint man, and after I get the new rear cab corners welded in, she will get her new red paint. There is plenty of work left in the re-assemble!
Thanks to this group for helping me with my questions, and for the people on similar journey's to ask theirs.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalyptic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
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