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Originally Posted by CCCC

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I drove a 70 step side of my dads in high school. 350 bored 60 over, 3:73 posi rear end with glass packs. It was way too nice of a truck for a teenager to be driving but I used to slide open the back glass on a sunny day and the exhaust note was beautiful...no need for a radio on those days. I'd love to have a 4x4 like this one pictured. I love those 67-72s, more so the 67-70 due to the grilles. Nice ride!




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Originally Posted by northern_dave
Did a lot of bed repair. Media blast, then I welded 21 different holes inside the bed area, a mix of drilled holes for things like an old drop ball goose neck plate, hole saw holes for electrical plugs, a 3"x7" hole for the old drop ball.. Solid bed but it was swiss cheese from things a previous owner had done. -- It was a good day, didn't get pics of everything because we were too busy kicking ass.

Good pics. Some interesting challenges there - it is looking good.


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Here is my old girl. I sold her this summer to my father in law.

'72 F-250, 360 with a 4 speed.

It is a nice old truck, and I'm gonna miss her...

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the "bump side", very cool!



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here's my bump side, like yours its a 360/4 spd.

she's a worker!

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Originally Posted by BigSkyGuy
Here is my old girl. I sold her this summer to my father in law.

'72 F-250, 360 with a 4 speed.

It is a nice old truck, and I'm gonna miss her...

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I've got a '72 with the same drivetrain AND the same blue plates. Yours is a little older apparently because mine starts with an "F."


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Originally Posted by BigSkyGuy
Here is my old girl. I sold her this summer to my father in law.

'72 F-250, 360 with a 4 speed.

It is a nice old truck, and I'm gonna miss her...

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What a beautiful truck!


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Some decent work today.

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Prepping bottom of bed for epoxy. No we didn't get all of the original undercoating off, all the loose stuff is off tho.

Heavy coat of black epoxy.

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I cut this little bad spot out of the drivers floor.

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Made a patch.

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Weld through primer

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Undercoating on the belly of the bed after the epoxy dried.

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Nice! My "old" F250 at this point is a 1996 F250 crew cab whistle


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Freshened up the seat.

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A few other things were done that we didn't get photos of, decent bit of work for a Sunday.


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Nice work Dave, I look forward to more pics


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To me, that looks like a LOT of decent work for one day. I would not get that much done. Nice.


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That truck will be on the road in no time.

Nice work there.

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Busting azz I say.


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Did you use one of the "patches" from the mustang.... smile

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Nope, fresh new metal.

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Originally Posted by CCCC

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Gawd! I love that truck!


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Broke out the lenco for some dent pulling and shrinking. This is a spot welder that has various attachments. Mainly for spot welding but I have a puller shrinker attachment, pictures here.

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Here's a crease I was working on.

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This one was too harsh for the little spot weld puller.

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I welded a washer to that dent and pulled it with my heavier slide hammer.

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Its a tailgate I'm working on here by the way.

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Also hit the frame with black epoxy.

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And test fit the bed sides, marking for plug welds tomorrow.

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I patched a small hole in the back side of a cab corner and shrunk a high dent.... Didn't get pics of that.



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Great pics Dave, thanks for keeping us updated.



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Its worth the effort. good Fords. here is mine. [img:center][Linked Image][/img]

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