dpantazis
#12
x2!
The first F-Series truck
- Thread starter Crumm
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x2!
BamaSixGun
SDD Super Mod/Staff
Go stock Crummy.
BTW, where are the pics, stop teasing us like this.
Don't they have cameras in AK?
BTW, where are the pics, stop teasing us like this.
Don't they have cameras in AK?
X3 body wise But..
Up-grade the breaks and electrical system, put a pair of Stromberg 97s on the Flat-head, roadable Dif gearing, Dual exhaust, nice wheels/tires and enjoy
95_stroker
Jefe
X3 body wise But..
Up-grade the breaks and electrical system, put a pair of Stromberg 97s on the Flat-head, roadable Dif gearing, Dual exhaust, nice wheels/tires and enjoy
Crumm
Fordoholic
Yeah but the truck in in Oregon
Mom said she will snap some photo's next time she gets on that side of the mountain. I was told it does need a fender due to battery acid? but other than that it is not bad.This winter I am working on my 42' GPW so I don't really need the 48' up here until next winter. Want to haul it up Bama? Take you on a once in a lifetime fishing trip when you get here
Crumm
Fordoholic
Road from my house to town has a 50mph speed limit. How fast will they go stock? It will never be in a speed zone over 55.
BamaSixGun
SDD Super Mod/Staff
Want to haul it up Bama? Take you on a once in a lifetime fishing trip when you get here
Do you have enough GREEN to cover my trip for the haul bill?
Just getting to go to Alaska would be a lifetime trip for me, the fishing
would just be extra gravey on the biscuit.
trackspeeder
Stone Crusher
The first F-Series truck (known as the Ford Bonus-Built) from Ford was introduced in 1948, replacing the company's previous car-based pickup line. I somehow just got one handed to me from my step-dadHe purchased it a few years ago with plans on refurbishing it but has since decided that he is not going to get around to it. It has the original 239 CID Flathead V8 and is not in bad shape for a 60 year old truck. Now I have to decide weather to refurbish it stock or make a hot rod with a souped up PowerStroke under the hood
Restore it,but build a nice flat head for it.
atk
Moderator
i kinda agree with everyone. you will have a year or so to decide from the sounds of it. i do think a power stroke `48 sounds awsome....
As I remember it, from the F-1 we had as a Farm truck, at about 45=50 it was topped out.. and scream'n it's guts out. Seems some had an OD unit but I don't no if it was an option or an aftermarket deal. Ours did'nt so it never left the Home place.
Gota remember, 35-45, maybe 50 was typical speeds, back in those days ?
