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New toy
hey fellas, haven't posted in a while.
Just picked up a 94 F150 XLT 4x4 for 2300 bucks...
Previous owner lifted it 3 inches and installed 33 inch rubber. It has 4.10 gears with a tru-track locker in the rear and Warn premium hubs up front. Has a 302, E4OD, and only 108000 miles.
I'm thinking of throwing some cutout fender flares on it, to take care of the rusty wheel wells. I'm also gonna throw some patch panels in where shes rusty behind the front wheels, then I'm thinking of taping her off and hitting the rocker panel area with spray on bed line material.
I just like this generation of Ford trucks so much I figured I needed two of them, haha. Of course I still have my 96 F150 too...
Just picked up a 94 F150 XLT 4x4 for 2300 bucks...
Previous owner lifted it 3 inches and installed 33 inch rubber. It has 4.10 gears with a tru-track locker in the rear and Warn premium hubs up front. Has a 302, E4OD, and only 108000 miles.
I'm thinking of throwing some cutout fender flares on it, to take care of the rusty wheel wells. I'm also gonna throw some patch panels in where shes rusty behind the front wheels, then I'm thinking of taping her off and hitting the rocker panel area with spray on bed line material.
I just like this generation of Ford trucks so much I figured I needed two of them, haha. Of course I still have my 96 F150 too...
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I like the EB steps too. I think the only way to find them now is salvage yard or if someone has some laying around. I don't think you can get new ones.
Lund makes some that look like the EB steps, but they are not nearly as good looking as the EB.
Lund makes some that look like the EB steps, but they are not nearly as good looking as the EB.
