Manuellabour247

I hope you have good metal working skills. Most of those panels will have to be hand built repair. Should be an awesome truck when it's all said and done though.

zmister11

Does my 1995 count as a classic yet? Lol

learningneverends

I am just going to put it by the driveway to look at. I don't think I have the time or skill to get in on the road. Everything is rusted and gone. Looks cool though.

Manuellabour247

A resto mod wouldn't be that hard. You should check out some build threads on here. It would be a good learning experience and a pretty unique build on here. There's lots of experience and knowledge on here. Lol.

The 95 could be a classic......in a couple years. Lol. I think Kansas is 25 years to be considered an antique.

learningneverends

It would be a bad truck. I would just do a wood bed. The frame and cab have surface rust its not rotted through. Avoided salt I guess. I think it has a motor. All rubber, wires, gaskets, hoses might be hard to find. If anyone wants to buy it its for sale.. Until then it wont bother me to let it sit.

Ben the Isäntä

I still refuse to think of 80's trucks as classics. Classics in my mind are 70's and older. :p

nfldfordman

95s a classic here now that it's 2015. A classic is 20 years old here, antique is 25. If you actually wanna register the truck as antique, and basically sign your freedom with the truck off

zmister11

Haha sweet. It doesn't matter in gonna sell it soon lol

Johnboy429bbf

79 f150 custom. All original. 351m c6. Been coming along sincd I bought it back in November

bigbird189

I know I already posted a picture of the truck but here are recent photos.

When I first got her





Just added Body lift














as she sits now





Working on a home built cowlhood for the truck





I have a 460 for it that im getting ready to put in