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66f1004wd
my uncle lives in minn. and is looking at a 66f100 long bed 4wd. it only has 61000 and is a 1 owner. the guy said he ordered it that way from the factory. was there very many of these made in 4wd? and was wondering what kind of price they bring.He says Its all straight and no rust. I don't have any pics or i'd post them.He was wondering if any of you knew about how many were made in 66. thanks alot, mike
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From: Boulder Creek, Ca
Acquired a CD of Ford PickUp "Red Book", suppose to be accurate, not sure.
Styleside 4X4 F100: 4,493
Styleside 4X4 F250: 3,559
Flareside 4X4 F100: 839
Flareside 4X4F250: 1,595
Perhaps more knowledgeable member knows if difficult to locate parts for the transfer case, etc. and/or years parts interchangeable. Would like to locate 65/66 4X4 but hard to locate in decent condition, may end up putting 65 body on 73-79 frame.
dave
Styleside 4X4 F100: 4,493
Styleside 4X4 F250: 3,559
Flareside 4X4 F100: 839
Flareside 4X4F250: 1,595
Perhaps more knowledgeable member knows if difficult to locate parts for the transfer case, etc. and/or years parts interchangeable. Would like to locate 65/66 4X4 but hard to locate in decent condition, may end up putting 65 body on 73-79 frame.
dave
Last edited by daveengelson; Mar 17, 2005 at 10:11 PM.
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Mike, There were not many 4X4s back then. There is a totally different mindset about trucks now from then. I am not sure if the old 4wds will add or take away from the value of a pickup.
I would not recommend buying it thinking you have some rare unfound vehicle that will bring big bucks in the city.
John
I would not recommend buying it thinking you have some rare unfound vehicle that will bring big bucks in the city.
John
