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01-24-2008, 05:03 PM
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New Guy to the forum!
Hi everyone! I just got my first truck, and was checking out the web to see what others have out there and ran across the site. Awesome truck guys great job!
Mine is a 1991 F150 XLT Lariet with the 4.9L V6, 5-speed. Here is a pic. Not a great pic, just proud to have a truck.
Mine is a 1991 F150 XLT Lariet with the 4.9L V6, 5-speed. Here is a pic. Not a great pic, just proud to have a truck.
01-24-2008, 05:07 PM
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workin for parts!!!
welcome 2sly, nice looking truck for being 17 years old
. had an 89 with the same specs as yours except mine was 4x4 and an xl, it was evan red. hope you enjoy it here
. had an 89 with the same specs as yours except mine was 4x4 and an xl, it was evan red. hope you enjoy it here
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What makes it even better, is I got it for $700.00 and it runs great! It had a leaking rear main seal when I bought it.
It was a pain to get to and change, and after reading up on the amount of "fun" it is to change out the oil pan, if it rusts through, I went ahead and changed out the oil pump, oil pan, gasket, u-joints, clutch disc, pressure plate, throwout bearing, flywheel, and rear main seal. All for $568.00. While I had the transmission pulled, I decided I didn't want to do it again for a very long time.
Still I only spent $700 to get her, figured I could throw alittle money at her! The pic was without a wax job in a long time, so I have her shining now!
Thanks for the warm welcome!
It was a pain to get to and change, and after reading up on the amount of "fun" it is to change out the oil pan, if it rusts through, I went ahead and changed out the oil pump, oil pan, gasket, u-joints, clutch disc, pressure plate, throwout bearing, flywheel, and rear main seal. All for $568.00. While I had the transmission pulled, I decided I didn't want to do it again for a very long time.
Still I only spent $700 to get her, figured I could throw alittle money at her! The pic was without a wax job in a long time, so I have her shining now!
Thanks for the warm welcome!
