Project ford f100 1956 new pics
#76
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Great to hear your truck arrived safely. I'm sure it is attracting alot of attention. I was wondering from looking at the picture of your truck sitting on the trailer, was the deck shaped that way or has the weight bend the deck?
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But,you promised...........LOL!Actually,I'm proficient at making various barnyard noises in the seclusion of my truck,no electronic device necessary.
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Nice looking truck! I see you live in the Nederlands....Cool, Where in Holland do you live?, I have lots of relitives there in Lelystad, and I was born in the haag, but I was very young. So I cant speak the language any more. Any how that is a great ride and Maybe someday I would like to see Holland and I will look you up. Da!
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Nice looking truck! I see you live in the Nederlands....Cool, Where in Holland do you live?, I have lots of relitives there in Lelystad, and I was born in the haag, but I was very young. So I cant speak the language any more. Any how that is a great ride and Maybe someday I would like to see Holland and I will look you up. Da!
And when you are in holland let me now
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John
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Yes you can, you will need to get a shift column and get a cable linkage from someone like www.lokar.com . www.ididit.com would likely be able to set you up also as well as www.flamingriver.com . You could likely use a doner column from another vehicle and get the linkage from one of the vendors mentioned but a new one would likely be a better choice. Hope this is of some help.
John
John
I don't recommend the cable shifter linkage! I went that way and it never felt right. I couldn't get a feel for the shifting detents, it felf kind of mushy. I changed to a mechanical linkage with a kit from Lokar and everything "feels" right now. I can actually feel the shift positions and they don't move around. That was the other problem with the Ididit system, if you tightened the clamp too tight on the column it was hard to shift, too loose and it moved around some. I never did get it "just right". JMHO.
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I don't recommend the cable shifter linkage! I went that way and it never felt right. I couldn't get a feel for the shifting detents, it felt kind of mushy. I changed to a mechanical linkage with a kit from Lokar and everything "feels" right now. I can actually feel the shift positions and they don't move around. That was the other problem with the Ididit system, if you tightened the clamp too tight on the column it was hard to shift, too loose and it moved around some. I never did get it "just right". JMHO.
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