New Truck: 1996 F150
12-16-2010, 04:44 PM
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New Truck: 1996 F150
just picked this up last week, Bought it off my dads work for $525, Runs, drives, and is now my daily, needs u-joints for 4x4.
Options:
XL model, No creatre comforts other then AF/FM, heater and Tach
302, Stock except K&N Airfilter
5-speed
4x4 Offroad Packge
Handling Package
Towing Package
243,000 KM
Only mods to date are K&N Filter, ToolBox, Rack, CB Antenna, 87-91 Tails
EVEN HAS THE STOCK AM/FM radio!
Future plans:
Rockguard bottom of truck upto bottom body line
Bushwacker Extand-a-fender flares
31x10.5x15 WideTrack Baja M/T's on 15x9.5's.
Options:
XL model, No creatre comforts other then AF/FM, heater and Tach
302, Stock except K&N Airfilter
5-speed
4x4 Offroad Packge
Handling Package
Towing Package
243,000 KM
Only mods to date are K&N Filter, ToolBox, Rack, CB Antenna, 87-91 Tails
EVEN HAS THE STOCK AM/FM radio!
Future plans:
Rockguard bottom of truck upto bottom body line
Bushwacker Extand-a-fender flares
31x10.5x15 WideTrack Baja M/T's on 15x9.5's.
12-16-2010, 08:44 PM
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yup, they just had too many vehicles and needed to get rid of them, we put in a bid of $525 and no one else bidded, Twas a steal, Its just gonna be my daily, i already got my '87 Lariat and my '94 Chevy for toys.
12-17-2010, 06:08 PM
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Thats a great truck. If I may throw my 2 cents in, If I were you I would first take a degreaser and pressure wash everything under the hood, also get the frame and under the body and then take a can of either tire shine or engine detailer(both relatively the same) and coat everything in it, all your belts, hoses, the block, just get it all and be generous, it will condition all the rubber and plastic let it sit over night and you may have to hit it in the morning too with more shine, and you can wipe all the excess and make it shine like the day it was born. Then get a heavy duty vacuum and get all the interior and use and all purpose cleaner and use a rag to get all the door panels, trim, dash, and all that. Now clean the exterior really well too. SEAFOAM! and there you have it! For $525 and about $30 in cleaner and you have A BRAND NEW TRUCK!!! Congrats!
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Thats a great truck. If I may throw my 2 cents in, If I were you I would first take a degreaser and pressure wash everything under the hood, also get the frame and under the body and then take a can of either tire shine or engine detailer(both relatively the same) and coat everything in it, all your belts, hoses, the block, just get it all and be generous, it will condition all the rubber and plastic let it sit over night and you may have to hit it in the morning too with more shine, and you can wipe all the excess and make it shine like the day it was born. Then get a heavy duty vacuum and get all the interior and use and all purpose cleaner and use a rag to get all the door panels, trim, dash, and all that. Now clean the exterior really well too. SEAFOAM! and there you have it! For $525 and about $30 in cleaner and you have A BRAND NEW TRUCK!!! Congrats!