He's already been doing the work you wanted, that's great! Lol, yeah I wonder what it's looking like

 

Yeah it wasnt sitting as pretty as they said it was. Completely uncovered windows down (been raining here almost everyday for 2 months) the tires and rims are gone. And to top it off the brand new seat that i had reupholstered had like 10 rips in it and and had mold/mildew all over it. Needless to say he will be needing to find another buyer. And he was wondering why I wanted to check it out before I made a decision. He told me "Its the same as the day you sold it." HAHA definitely not...

 

Here is my 1965 Ford F100 in restore mode!

 

My dads 79. Wish I was alive when he has this beast

 

That's sick!!!

 

Yea I can only hope that mine can even come close to this one day lol

 

Heres a couple pics of the 79 f150 I just traded my bike for , I was going to make it a mud truck but I don't think I can do it . I like the truck to much already .


And heres a picture of her next to my mud truck

The truck has a 351m engine , with headers but only a 2 barrel intake , it has a c6 transmission mated to a 205 transfer case . And for differentals it has a dana 44 front and a 9 inch rear with 4.11s , the tires are 38 TSL swamper Thornebirds . The blazer has close to the same parts , it has a built ( used to be a 302 ) profab 4 barrel intake , hei ignition , hei control box , c6 transmission also bolted to a 205 t case , and for axles it has 1967 dana 44 closed knuckle front and a gm corp 14 bolt rear . and for tires and wheels I have military beadlock run flats 16.5 with 37 inch military tires , the beadlocks are not on the blazer in that pic , the have no offset at all .

 

Stripped down and ready to pull the motor

 

What year is it but it looks like its going to be fun

 

well she needs some more work and its a bit of a turn off to post the pics after seeing everyone's beautiful trucks on here haha oh well