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what is everybody's opinion?
might have a chance to buy a 77 f350 shorty cc for a $1000.
Bad
top of cab has a couple big dents
doors need a little work box is pretty hammered
front seat is pretty much done back isn't bad
center piece of trim is falling apart does have
390 is pretty sad
Good
back door panels in decent shape
has a 4 speed
dash is uncracked
glass is good
it is a custom so headliner trim isn't chrome, no door panel inserts or trim, no ac, no top trim no race track trim no tail gate trim or drip rail trim
what is everybody's opinion?
might have a chance to buy a 77 f350 shorty cc for a $1000.
Bad
top of cab has a couple big dents
doors need a little work box is pretty hammered
front seat is pretty much done back isn't bad
center piece of trim is falling apart does have
390 is pretty sad
Good
back door panels in decent shape
has a 4 speed
dash is uncracked
glass is good
it is a custom so headliner trim isn't chrome, no door panel inserts or trim, no ac, no top trim no race track trim no tail gate trim or drip rail trim
$1,000 isn't bad, how much of a project do you want?
Ya it's not terrible bad it'd be easier to*put a mordern twist on this one but I'm a bigger fan of trimmed xlts and lariats is my big hang up on this one
Sounds like my crew. I paid $1000 with it mostly being in the shape you mention. There is not one straight panel, not even the roof. My biggest advantage was no rust at all.
I have a 73 CC with facory steel wheels and original hubcaps. I have refurbished the hub caps and now I need to paint the steel wheels. Can anybody tell me what the stock color of the rims should be? Were they the same on all color trucks or did it vary depending on the color of the body? I would like to keep it stock looking. The rims on it look like they are in excellent condition BUT they are an odd light gold-ish color. The hubcaps are silver with lack accents. Thanks
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