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Laughing Gas
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Fleet Mechanic
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And just as the old man begins to get comfortable, Jamie forces the rollover.
Hopefully all goes to a good home.
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1965 F250 https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...c-s-build.html
Shasta Disasta https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...a-rebuild.html
1975 Roll-A-Home https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ll-a-long.html
Hopefully all goes to a good home.
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1965 F250 https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...c-s-build.html
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Tuned
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Wow, looks like a bit of a gold mine for someone. Is it me, or do most of these look like F500 or bigger? Not sure if any or how many body parts transfer over to the F100-350 series, but it looks like there are some great body panels and whatnot .
Tuned
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From: Beverly Kansas
I do not see any big trucks, F350's on down. 8 bolt wheels on the 350 could be Alcoa 19.5's, quite a bit of money rite there. Mostly just a nice bunch of probably rust free cabs, fenders, and box's. Nice deal for some one.
Tuned
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Thanks @rusty valley , I saw the wide stance front hubs, and dual real wheels, and just assumed they were bigger.
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