Crewcab Only Thread.
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Well I didn't think this was going to happen but the crew is for sale: 79 F-250 4x4 crewcab - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
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I'm selling it because my son is playing travel baseball and we end up going away for a lot of weekends and long distance tournaments so I'm in the market for a 35-37' motorhome.
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That being said i wish i had the $$ cause i could work on my crew for ever and a day an couldnt do half the job.
Any-1 in the market for one this is it boys!!
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LOL, I'm nearing retirement and cant wait to start working on the three I have in the barn!
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I retired in 06 and just now have gotten busy at real work, of course I retired at 38 yrs young, that's what I get for a 20 yr stint in the Army.
I work a year overseas and take a year off, lots of project time but am working my **** off doing other money making gigs, go figure.
Damn nice truck ranger429!!!!
I work a year overseas and take a year off, lots of project time but am working my **** off doing other money making gigs, go figure.
Damn nice truck ranger429!!!!
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With your talent and as good job as you do you cant retire from it plus you know its in your blood youll build another..
That being said i wish i had the $$ cause i could work on my crew for ever and a day an couldnt do half the job.
Any-1 in the market for one this is it boys!!
That being said i wish i had the $$ cause i could work on my crew for ever and a day an couldnt do half the job.
Any-1 in the market for one this is it boys!!
Thanks.
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Yeah you are right about that. Heck I'm 34 and I can hardly do anything on my truck because the wife is always after me about spending to much time! I told her I have to spend sometime on it or I cant get anything done.
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I know how that is, I get to work on mine for maybe an hour at a time unless i wait until the kiddos are asleep then i dont catch as much over it.
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Neither did I Bob and thanks. I listed it on ebay for now.
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I'm to lasy to read the past 1K plus comments but was wondering if anyone could help me with alittle future project!
I looking for info on taking a 74/75 crewcab and placing the cab onto a LWB Highboy chassis; What's the differences on the cab mount location and I assume I would beable to use a short bed on the Highboy chassis?
Any comments or thoughts would be appericated!
I recently place a 76 F150 complete body onto a 74 Highboy chassis; only challenge was; relocating the front cab mount & redrilling back cab mount thru frame, drilling new holes in bed floor; and F150 fuel tank, was my hick-ups.
Just wondering about cab & bed bolting issues; is there a rise in the frame change I need to be concern with?
Thanks
I looking for info on taking a 74/75 crewcab and placing the cab onto a LWB Highboy chassis; What's the differences on the cab mount location and I assume I would beable to use a short bed on the Highboy chassis?
Any comments or thoughts would be appericated!
I recently place a 76 F150 complete body onto a 74 Highboy chassis; only challenge was; relocating the front cab mount & redrilling back cab mount thru frame, drilling new holes in bed floor; and F150 fuel tank, was my hick-ups.
Just wondering about cab & bed bolting issues; is there a rise in the frame change I need to be concern with?
Thanks
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A LWB Highboy frame is 133 inch wheel base...a crewcab shortbed frame is a 150 inch wheel base....you will either have to stretch the frame or have a super super short bed....most people use a super cab 4x4 frame to do it...but it still requires a bit of fabrication work....good luck!!