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Hi my name is josh i just bought a 1993 Ford F150 for $1,500, its in pretty good shape and has 150,000 miles on it. I love this truck, its alot of fun to drive and i plan on putting a lift kit and bigger tires even though its 2wd.
The interior is real nice it has rubber floor, the bench seat has no stains and looks like new, it came with a pioneer cd player and the only problem it that the dash is cracked around the speedo and light switch. Thanks, I believe its the E40D its a automatic, this forum is awesome alot of great information.
Its all stock except exhaust, maybe its cause the truck is on a hill, i bought it at a dealership. I was thinking of doin a 4 inch lift from rough country and some black cragar soft 8 wheels and taller tires, im on a high school budget and work at autozone lol.
well, the great thing about working there is the parts discounts. I used to work at a New Holland tractor dealership and got a lot of misc parts there for next to nothing. Any idea what tire size you want to run? I'm looking at doing a small lift myself when the get some decent weather here. (which will be never, since I live in Michigan.)
Um i have one pic and that is my avatar, but ill make sure to take more pics tommorow morning and post up, let me try and make the one pic i have bigger
well, the great thing about working there is the parts discounts. I used to work at a New Holland tractor dealership and got a lot of misc parts there for next to nothing. Any idea what tire size you want to run? I'm looking at doing a small lift myself when the get some decent weather here. (which will be never, since I live in Michigan.)
I was thinking atleast 33inch tall tires if thats possbile with a 4inch lift, im still researching.
I was thinking atleast 33inch tall tires if thats possbile with a 4inch lift, im still researching.
Yeah, I'm looking at the same tire size. I was looking at doing something around 3" in the front and 2" in the rear. So you are probably about right for a 2wd model.
I'm hoping to find out what other people have lifted when using 33 inchers.