'67 F-100 Project
'67 F-100 Project
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Here are a few pics of the interior. Man, the seat had a lovely smell of mouse urine! If I don't find another cab, this one will need some floor board work on both sides, and some rocker panel work.
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Okay, cab is completely stripped (man, is there a LOT of stuff to take out!) and it's ready to be lifted off. Going to get the box all ready to go before planning the body removal party!
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Well, I am now the official owner of FOUR Ford pickups! Went out to Randy's (fordnutforever) place, and bought this off of him. Cab is in really good shape. Not much else on the truck I can use. The bed is straight, but the floor is shot. I may cut out the rear fender panels, and use them on my bed. I'd rather have original than take a chance on aftermarket stuff.
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That's a pretty good parts truck. Chassis looks good so far. It's going to look awesome when you get it blasted and painted. Don't forget to take out your cab mount and core support bushings. It's possilbe you may need to do some work the the cab mount holes. Or you may have them already out and no work needed.
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Have you already tried to thread in a bolt a little ways and then hit the bolt with a large hammer to separate the bushings? Sometimes that works. Mine was rusted terrible, but a few hard pounds and they came loose. The hardware may be salvagable, but not if you cut them.