New User from IL Looking for 50 to 55 Classic
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New User from IL Looking for 50 to 55 Classic
Hello All,
I am new to the List, hello to all!
I am in search of a 1950 to 1955 Classic Red Manual Pickup.
Looking for a recent complete restoration or , a truck that will be driven rather lightly, original as possible.
I will pay the price for the right truck!
Steve Janninck
I am new to the List, hello to all!
I am in search of a 1950 to 1955 Classic Red Manual Pickup.
Looking for a recent complete restoration or , a truck that will be driven rather lightly, original as possible.
I will pay the price for the right truck!
Steve Janninck
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WELCOME to the site, please read the Guidelines… Check out the list of forums and make sure you read the headings and Read First: notices in each forum.
The FTE board is HUGE! We want users to be able to find answers to their questions so it is organized into many areas and search tools are provided.
Please take the time to look around and check out the many forums. While you are surfing, you will find all kinds of interesting subjects and a forum that matches your needs. Buying and selling, is in the Classifieds section~
Enjoy FTE
The FTE board is HUGE! We want users to be able to find answers to their questions so it is organized into many areas and search tools are provided.
Please take the time to look around and check out the many forums. While you are surfing, you will find all kinds of interesting subjects and a forum that matches your needs. Buying and selling, is in the Classifieds section~
Enjoy FTE
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Welcome to the Illinois Chapter
Welcome to the Illinois Chapter............I must agree with our administrator and moderator, seeking a project truck is best done in the ads section.
Perhaps, the members could discuss a sticky for ads in the Illinois chapter?
Another topic for the January meeting?
Fastronald - Illinois Chapter Leader.
Perhaps, the members could discuss a sticky for ads in the Illinois chapter?
Another topic for the January meeting?
Fastronald - Illinois Chapter Leader.
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Thanks for the comments Fastronald,
This is my first old Ford Truck, and I have to say I really enjoy the simple technology. The truck I purchased is in great shape, all original metal, very complete. The only real thing I have to deal with asap is the fact that it has the original wiring harness, which I have to say is in good shape, but the fabric is heading south quik. I am going to change out all the wiring this winter, so the safety factor will be there for future driving. Wiring is great first project, should be fun.
It sure is nice to walk into the garage and smell that old Ford in there!
Steve
This is my first old Ford Truck, and I have to say I really enjoy the simple technology. The truck I purchased is in great shape, all original metal, very complete. The only real thing I have to deal with asap is the fact that it has the original wiring harness, which I have to say is in good shape, but the fabric is heading south quik. I am going to change out all the wiring this winter, so the safety factor will be there for future driving. Wiring is great first project, should be fun.
It sure is nice to walk into the garage and smell that old Ford in there!
Steve
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F - 1
A 51' F - 1 has such smooth classic lines and is simple and effective in it's purpose. I'd love to find a flat head v-8 in one and drop in a five speed trans, or just go with a 289/302 and four of five speed and a 9" or 8.8" axle. New disc brakes would ease my mind as far as stopping goes. I do need to have a chrome grille bar in one I find. A new wiring harness would also be cheap insurance against trouble. Maybe a later model split/power bench seat.
Where did you locate this one? Are there some still out there in the general Northern Illinois area? I would prefer one complete and running.
A 51' F - 1 is a stand out.
Where did you locate this one? Are there some still out there in the general Northern Illinois area? I would prefer one complete and running.
A 51' F - 1 is a stand out.
Last edited by Fastronald; 02-13-2005 at 11:43 AM.