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>I have started an article on installing an EFI 460 into a
>1978 Bronco, http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/rrussell/swap.html
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>anything else I need to do ?
Contact me privately with t-shirt size and mailing address.
>1978 Bronco, http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/rrussell/swap.html
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>anything else I need to do ?
Contact me privately with t-shirt size and mailing address.
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>Trying not to be a pain but how long does it take to put up
>a tech article and how do we know if it's even going to be
>used?
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If you emailed me article details and I responded by requesting your t-shirt size then we'll put it online. No set time frame, its varied from 2 days to 6 months.
>a tech article and how do we know if it's even going to be
>used?
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If you emailed me article details and I responded by requesting your t-shirt size then we'll put it online. No set time frame, its varied from 2 days to 6 months.
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Requesting article was meant for FTE requesting HOW TO articles.
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Is there anyone interested in an article on building a bed for a stepside F-100? The steel cost $300 and total cost counting other hardware is about $100.00 I am going to start mine now that I got the lights fixed, but, I won't go for a camera ($$$) unless there is interest.
One thing I might do too is a new fuse box so I can use the ATO type fuses and add more stuff when I get a new HD alt. and battery for winching. If that warrants an article.
One thing I might do too is a new fuse box so I can use the ATO type fuses and add more stuff when I get a new HD alt. and battery for winching. If that warrants an article.
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How about puting disc brakes and power steering on 48-52 ford F-2 F-3?
I'm thinking of doing this on my '51 mercury M-3. I would use 73-79 ford f-250 spindles and a ranchero steering box. You would still have the leaves upfront.
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I'm thinking of doing this on my '51 mercury M-3. I would use 73-79 ford f-250 spindles and a ranchero steering box. You would still have the leaves upfront.
Nathan 
