I gotta go with stereo. As much as I'd love the truck to be aesthetically pleasing to me and others, as well as sounding excellent, there's nothing as pleasing as getting inside and being able to hear things in songs you didn't know existed. I'll never own a vehicle without an aftermarket stereo.

Next up would be the engine/tranny swap, then exhaust.

 

definetly the lift. talk about an attention grabber, not to mention all the little kids that yell "look at the monster truck" from the sidewalk never gets old.


system is definetly close though I hate no having a radio

 

My tires and stereo. Some pics are in my gallery.

 

- posi 9" rear
- posi front
- lift
- 91 ltd crown vic roller cam 302
- in the middle of puttin a 4 speed in it (AODs aint worth the metal they are made out of)

 

FLAMETHROWERS!!!! Home made too check out youtube video name
my flamethrowers (very loud)

 

a good exhuast system to make your truck sound good.

 

The Mustang is my favorite car and the stereo is awesome. One of the interns I work with at umgd has one and I love it.

 

finally got the 4spd done and it is by far my favorite mod to this truck

 

Exhaust here too, easiest way to make power when done correctly.

with 2.5" pipe, dual (true duals) glasspacks @ 12" long no cats, its loud and performs better than most other near stock 302 powered F-150s in my area.

Next would be better/aggressive tires.

 

I need to add my old post. These are the mods i WANT.

1. 4.88
2. 4wd
3. supercharger.

Im bound to add the 1st two one day

 

The 302/T-5 swap sure made my day. But I'm still going with a stereo for my absolute favorite. I love romping on the 302...but I love the sound nonetheless.

 

dont have a truck, but my favorite mod to the fox so far is either, the 5 lugs with bullitts, or the rear seat delete

 

So far, my dual exhaust. I haven't had to do much to the truck. Mods are in the future but only for the rearend.

 

Removed exhaust system... Seems to be my every vehicle mod. Sounds good on my 7.3 PSD and 6.7 Cummins Sounded Awesome on my 460

 

Taking the topper off of the first truck I ever owned ('79 Toyota) was the smartest thing I ever did. Made lots of noise, leaked like a SOB, and didn't have good sightlines to boot.

I'm working on restoring that one and the topper I have for my '84 F150. I hate 'em in the summer, but toppers are hard to beat when it snows and I go outside to play.