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1965 f100 Extended cab?
Junior User
Joined: Sep 2013
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From: Fountain Valley CA
Build it as you want...
Only thing I would change is the spring on the passenger side windshield wiper arm... Doesn't look NOS...I'm sure the purists will be along shortly to tell you how much is not Ford OEM.
Only thing I would change is the spring on the passenger side windshield wiper arm... Doesn't look NOS...I'm sure the purists will be along shortly to tell you how much is not Ford OEM.
Logistics Pro
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 4,371
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From: PA
Welcome to FTE. Post more info on it. Where did you get it at? What did the previous owner have to say about it and it's history? Definitely a interesting ride. Anyone else take notice to all the extended cab hype lately?
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Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 602
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From: Sacramento, CA.
Call me what you want.
But everytime an old Ford truck gets cut-up there is one less old Ford truck out there. That means my stock, OEM, from the factory, restored to original truck goes up in price.
The only thing that's depressing is how many or those "custom" projects never get finished. I see them in the junk piles all the time.
But that just means there are two less old Ford trucks out there.
Keep up the good work young'uns.
All the metal scrappers love you also.
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Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Oct 2007
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That's what Ive been saying.
Just yesterday this 66 was selling for 2500 today its 22k.
http://columbusga.craigslist.org/cto/4504615033.html
Just yesterday this 66 was selling for 2500 today its 22k.
http://columbusga.craigslist.org/cto/4504615033.html
Elder User
Joined: Dec 2010
Posts: 562
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From: Texas
That's what Ive been saying.
Just yesterday this 66 was selling for 2500 today its 22k.
1966 f100 shortbed
Just yesterday this 66 was selling for 2500 today its 22k.
1966 f100 shortbed
$22,500....wow.
Elder User
Joined: Aug 2004
Posts: 602
Likes: 1
From: Sacramento, CA.
That's what Ive been saying.
Just yesterday this 66 was selling for 2500 today its 22k.
1966 f100 shortbed
Just yesterday this 66 was selling for 2500 today its 22k.
1966 f100 shortbed
I'm sure he did that to just to protect the original OEM truck underneath.
Put enough paint on a terd. It's still a terd.
Thanks for sharing that shadow .
Post Fiend
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 26,337
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From: Paradise Found!
That's what Ive been saying.
Just yesterday this 66 was selling for 2500 today its 22k.
1966 f100 shortbed
Just yesterday this 66 was selling for 2500 today its 22k.
1966 f100 shortbed
"been restored ...upgraded to prower sterling and disc brakes. repainted 302 engine automatic"
It's because of the "Prower Sterling"...............................
Junior User
Joined: Sep 2013
Posts: 64
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From: Fountain Valley CA
I think the truck looks awesome. I'm all for customizing and resto-mods.
Call me what you want.
But everytime an old Ford truck gets cut-up there is one less old Ford truck out there. That means my stock, OEM, from the factory, restored to original truck goes up in price.
The only thing that's depressing is how many or those "custom" projects never get finished. I see them in the junk piles all the time.
But that just means there are two less old Ford trucks out there.
Keep up the good work young'uns.
All the metal scrappers love you also.
Call me what you want.
But everytime an old Ford truck gets cut-up there is one less old Ford truck out there. That means my stock, OEM, from the factory, restored to original truck goes up in price.
The only thing that's depressing is how many or those "custom" projects never get finished. I see them in the junk piles all the time.
But that just means there are two less old Ford trucks out there.
Keep up the good work young'uns.
All the metal scrappers love you also.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarcasm
BTW it has a 1966 grille.
Whoever did the mod did a excellent job of keeping all of the body lines flowing in factory lines.
Seen way too many 53-56 F100's Xcabs that look hacked on.... maybe 1 or 2 that had the right porportions... side windows that match the whole body lines are the key IMHO.
Cargo Master
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 3,014
Likes: 91
From: Concord, CA
That's what Ive been saying.
Just yesterday this 66 was selling for 2500 today its 22k.
1966 f100 shortbed
Just yesterday this 66 was selling for 2500 today its 22k.
1966 f100 shortbed