2003zr800

thanks for the good words and yes we are proud of our truck, it was pulled out of the woods about 12 years ago and we have driven it everywhere the last 6 years and enjoy it alot, it is driven more than my 08 F150..

Possum1958

Just one word..........sweet

conman365

Here's my 50th annv. 1953 f250- all original 25xxx miles.
Flathead V8.. Been in the family since new, even still have the original papers and window sticker. Cost a whopping $800

Ghostman 04

Nice to see so many old trucks still in that good of shape.

okie

Conmman365 I like that pickup, those old flatheads, when they were running right, you could idle it down till you could see the fan turn, just as smooth as could be.

okie

texasedition

Sweet job Brown. Keep her running.

conman365

This one purrs like nothing i've ever heard. Its a beautiful sound.
It sat from 1980 until 2003 and when they pulled it out of the barn, changed the oil fuel and a new battery, it fired right up without even smoking. These old things are crazy.....

okie

With todays lubricants and filters, those old flatheads would have run forever. I go back far enough to have been part of that time & worked on many old flatheads, things were much more simple then, before the gov. got involved.

okie

Bowers311

My '77 F-150 that I just completed an 8 year frame-off restoration on. Replaced basically everything from the ground up inlcuding the 300 with a 460. 4" suspension lift, 35X12.50 Micket Thompson's, L&L fenderwell exit headers, short exhaust with Dynomax Race Bullets, complete new interior and new bed sides and fresh base/clear coat in a retro Lincoln color. Truck was my grandfathers and when he passed away it was headed ti the scrap yard it was so bad. I brought it back from that fate and she's already won Best of Show trophies in only two months.

86-f150

1986 f150 lariat xlt 351w and a c4. Im stuck between restoring it it make it my dream truck