1972 Ford F100 Project.

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The seat got removed, sure was a lot of dirt under it.

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You said -30-40 degrees celsius??? Jeez that is cold cold. I am amazed. Your progress is good sorry you have to go holding pattern but understand. :thup:
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Manny wrote:You said -30-40 degrees celsius??? Jeez that is cold cold. I am amazed. Your progress is good sorry you have to go holding pattern but understand. :thup:
Yes, it does get that cold here, not for awhile yet,,,starting in January. But, I have some other fall work to do before the snow flies. My snow plow truck is a 1990 Ford F150 4x4 that I bought new. The upper intake manifold is leaking anti-freeze and I am just putting it back together. That took a few days, the distributor was frozen solid. It took me a day to finally get it to move and pull it out. Hopefully I have the leak fixed.
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Glad you got the plow truck done.
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Gotta have your work horse ready to go no doubt. Hopefully all is right with the plow truck!!
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woods wrote: The rust holes in my truck were a factory install (very rare).
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Manny wrote:Gotta have your work horse ready to go no doubt. Hopefully all is right with the plow truck!!
All seems to working with the plow truck. The anti-freeze leak seems to be fixed.
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Not much going on with the truck now. I did find another F100 from another neighbor down the road. It looks like a 1970 Ranger. The motor is pulled, but the inner fenders look in good shape. The side molding on the fenders, cab and box look in decent shape also. I have permission to pull the parts. Cannot believe there are so many bumps hiding in the bush in my area.

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Looks like she’s been there a while! Good find! :thup:

The 1970 Ranger went to the 3.5” side trim that covers the entire bump. Wonder if it’s a 69?
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That is a good find. It must have been sitting a while or the salt would have got it i think. Or are they just as bad sitting up there?? Gotta love more parts!! :thup:
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woods wrote: The rust holes in my truck were a factory install (very rare).
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Manny wrote:That is a good find. It must have been sitting a while or the salt would have got it i think. Or are they just as bad sitting up there?? Gotta love more parts!! :thup:
From what I am told is was bought as a parts truck in the mid 80's. It has been sitting there since. They don't rust out as bad sitting, but still rust. The worst is the tree leaves collecting and holding water.
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North56 wrote:
Manny wrote:That is a good find. It must have been sitting a while or the salt would have got it i think. Or are they just as bad sitting up there?? Gotta love more parts!! :thup:
From what I am told is was bought as a parts truck in the mid 80's. It has been sitting there since. They don't rust out as bad sitting, but still rust. The worst is the tree leaves collecting and holding water.
Yep i understand it same thing as down here the water and leaves. But the salt not spinning up in the wheel wells has to help. :thup:
Just another Ford fool named Dan.
The Junk that hangs around
67' F-250 highboy Camper special cross breed currently under way
http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 22&t=86706
1974 Bronco 302 3 speed
1984 bronco 302 c6 35's
1994 F350 7.3 5spd dually.
woods wrote: The rust holes in my truck were a factory install (very rare).
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