Not parting out, just lots of leftovers, 63 and 65
For Sale1963 Ford F-100
Oct 3, 2022, 02:06 PM | Replies: 7 | Views: 954
Fleet Mechanic
Join Date: Jun 2019
Posts: 1,899
- Price $9,999,999
- Location San Diego, CA, 92110, USA
- VIN F10JR33001
Description:
In building my 63 Uni I have a pile of parts for sale. From the 63 I have a straight axle, springs, shock towers, front motor mount bracket from a six. Steering linkage, shocks. For the twin I-beams, I have a straight frame, all the pieces to make it a rolling chassis (I beams, radius rods, 9" rear housing and broken pumpkin, axles, brakes. I have a couple of COM transmissions, some 352 exhaust manifolds, a cast iron 2bbl intake and carb, NO WHEELS. Everything is best offer/negotiable. I have door sill trim for a 65 Custom Cab.
Dan. marmondaniel0@gmail.com
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TRUCK PARTS | Accessories | $9999999 | MOSTLY SUSPENSION, FRAME |
Cargo Master
Joined: Oct 2005
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From: Stanton, Michigan, USA
Hi Dan,
Do you still have your FE exhaust manifolds?
If so, what shape are they in?
I've got a 390 in a '65 F250. The PO installed headers on it. I'd like to replace the headers with exhaust manifolds. I don't want/need the heat riser 'flapper'. Would prefer non-machined, non-warped castings. Let me know how much and what zip they'd be sent from.
Thanks, BarnieTrk
Do you still have your FE exhaust manifolds?
If so, what shape are they in?
I've got a 390 in a '65 F250. The PO installed headers on it. I'd like to replace the headers with exhaust manifolds. I don't want/need the heat riser 'flapper'. Would prefer non-machined, non-warped castings. Let me know how much and what zip they'd be sent from.
Thanks, BarnieTrk
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Fleet Mechanic
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From: Southern California
Barnie, sorry I didn't see this, guess I have to setup notifications. Yes I still have a pair of exhaust manifolds. I really need to get them out and take a look at them. I'm pretty sure they are in good shape. I will look at them Monday when I go to work. Shipping from 92110, San Diego.
Trailering
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61 - 66 hood I need a good solid hood.
In building my 63 Uni I have a pile of parts for sale. From the 63 I have a straight axle, springs, shock towers, front motor mount bracket from a six. Steering linkage, shocks. For the twin I-beams, I have a straight frame, all the pieces to make it a rolling chassis (I beams, radius rods, 9" rear housing and broken pumpkin, axles, brakes. I have a couple of COM transmissions, some 352 exhaust manifolds, a cast iron 2bbl intake and carb, NO WHEELS. Everything is best offer/negotiable. I have door sill trim for a 65 Custom Cab.
Dan. marmondaniel0@gmail.com
Dan. marmondaniel0@gmail.com
I need a good hood please let me know if you have one. Thanks Phil
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Cargo Master
Joined: Oct 2005
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From: Stanton, Michigan, USA
Barnie, sorry I didn't see this, guess I have to setup notifications. Yes I still have a pair of exhaust manifolds. I really need to get them out and take a look at them. I'm pretty sure they are in good shape. I will look at them Monday when I go to work. Shipping from 92110, San Diego.
Have you had a chance to put your hands on your manifolds yet?
Still have them?
Are they in good shape?
Can you provide any casting #s?
BarnieTrk
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