Project truck needed
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From: iowa
pretty good info on those links the only thing I seen wrong was the F350 dually frames are not the same width as the rest of the frames they are narrower, and so is the rear axle but on a pullng truck thats not a problem.
And what do you mean I can't run with my front tires off the ground, now whats the fun in that? Actually the reason pullng trucks flex so bad is A. 30,000lbs, and B. they don't run any kinda roll cage to stiffen them up
And what do you mean I can't run with my front tires off the ground, now whats the fun in that? Actually the reason pullng trucks flex so bad is A. 30,000lbs, and B. they don't run any kinda roll cage to stiffen them up
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From: Davenport, IA
If you didn't catch it, this is a pic refered to by one of the guys in the last thread. Some flex at the strip - but still a nice looking truck!
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...=61078&width=0
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...=61078&width=0
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A buddy of mine has a 85 (i believe) f250 with everything but an engine for 800 bucks. Its only a 2 wheel drive but im sure you can pick up an axle cheap for the front!! If interested let me know on the Kansas Chapter.!!
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