OK,so you wanna show off your truck,right?
But you don't wanna start a new thread,so I figured I would start one so we could look at all the perdy trucks,and I will get this started by posting this...
Source:Ebay Auction
1966 F-350 CrewCab,352-V-8,4-Speed Manual,Dana-70.












Have a great day!
And I look forward too looking at some very nice trucks!

 

well lets see 66 f250 300 4spd 2wd didn't do too much to it paint, various motor parts still original 120k motor, new bed. hopefully this works new to this haha lol.

 

Here you go, Brought it home from Industrial Chassis this afternoon..



Garbz

 

1966 F-100,2WD,390-V-8,Manual.
Source Ebay Auction...

 

My trucks the grey primer Pro-Street 65 step bed ! In the LINK below!

This link is to a thread that some one messed all up with ( E-BAY ) trucks that was'nt
There trucks! Also show trucks that had all ready been posted lots!


https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/7...side-pics.html




Wally Womack

 

as in my own, as in getting used by me, as in costing me money, as in bringing me JOY!

 

'66 F100 Custom Cab
<img src="http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v737/ynkstr/th_DSCN6124.jpg">
<img src="http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v737/ynkstr/th_truck1.jpg">
<img src="http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v737/ynkstr/th_truck990.jpg">
<img src="http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v737/ynkstr/th_truck94.jpg">

 

66 grill at the moment.

http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s...g?t=1236052932


http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s...g?t=1236053047




Joseph from Custom Classic Truck mag shooting Stronger66RatFinks 66 F-100 truck for the magazine.

http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s...g?t=1236053136



The 4 Trukero's.

http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s...g?t=1236053280



Richard.

 

Ynkstr I think your truck came from Colorado. I almost bought it but bought my swb.

 

Here is my old 4x4 that i still use alot, I have had this truck sense 1979. and a shot of mine and my sons red and white CC.

 

Wow, unbelievable, what a collection of beautiful vintage Ford pickups, and to kick the tread off with a 66, rare as hen's teeth, CrewCab, how amazing. These classics are as basic as it gets, that's what I love about them.
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Posting pic's of 65F100 purchased at county auction in 72, it was owned by the Ca. Pacific Gas & Electric, they were brn back then, with my first 'do it myselfer' paint job, decided to keep it. It's a daily driver, as can see with the lumber rack, used for hauling construction material, and just about everything else.


[IMG]http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn25/goatfarmer_photos/IMG_
0002-1.jpg[/IMG]

 

My 64' F250 4x4 Flairside. It's a newer project that still needs some work but i think it's a good starting point, it's solid and for the most part straight...

 

 

Hey Shorty 66,
Thank you SO much for not buying that truck!!!
I did get it from Colorado, and had it transported to Wisconsin.
I love it !! It's my summer time/nice weather/daily driver.
(the last 3 pictures I listed are from when it was still in Colorado, actually)
~Bob

 

So I bought this truck when I was 14 and it was in horrible shape, now 4 years and 6500 dollars later it is almost done. Gonna paint it in a week or so. This is actually a 64 body on a 66 frame. There is a 79 spindle on the front for disc brakes, and a fuel cell under the box. Here you go. Oh yeah, shorty 66 where did you get those rims? They are sharp!