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Old 12-15-2008, 11:09 AM
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70s F250 4X4

I'm still looking for a running, decent mid 70s F250 4X4 with the 300 six. I found two but the first is in deplorable condition and the owner of the second can't decide whether to sell or not.

Is there one out there? I'm in Vancouver.

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Old 12-15-2008, 05:55 PM
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Ive notice them from time to time on craigslist, although I couldnt tell ya what engines sizes they all had.
 
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Yes, everyone I've seen in the last few years had a V8. I'm really after a six, but in the end, it doesn't matter that much as I will drive it very little.

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I guess you could live up to your name, and throw a sixer in there if it came with a v8! haha.
 
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Old 12-15-2008, 07:10 PM
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I don't know of any. Doesn't seem to be alot of them around that are up for sale. If I found one I would probably keep it if my wife would allow.

Oh and Merry Christmas to you as well.
 
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I don't think you are going to have alot of luck finding a 3/4 ton with the 300-I6.
These truck's are very heavy,and alot people mistakenly think that a 6cyl would be too small.
My '76 3/4 ton 4x4 came stock with the 360 in it(boat anchor).
I put a 300-I6 in my truck,and love it!
If you really want a 300,you will prolly have to put one in yourself.
 
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Gentlemen - I think you are right! I have a '76 F250 camperspecial with a 460 which is a much more common beast but want the 4WD. I could do an engine swap but must admit I'm getting a bit lazy...
There is one (v8) for $2700 in Maple Ridge I have yet to see. Still, please keep me in the back of your mind if you see an example for sale.

Zip: Your lady would be amazed at the level of maturity you have achieved if you found such a vehicle and then told her you were giving it to an old man in Vancouver - can you imagine the love and adoration in her eyes?

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I will definately keep you in mind,I'm alway's looking.
Do you plan on keeping the '76 cs.?
 
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Old 12-16-2008, 02:18 PM
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Gentlemen - I think you are right! I have a '76 F250 camperspecial with a 460 which is a much more common beast but want the 4WD. I could do an engine swap but must admit I'm getting a bit lazy...
There is one (v8) for $2700 in Maple Ridge I have yet to see. Still, please keep me in the back of your mind if you see an example for sale.

Zip: Your lady would be amazed at the level of maturity you have achieved if you found such a vehicle and then told her you were giving it to an old man in Vancouver - can you imagine the love and adoration in her eyes?

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I think the conversation would go something like this

me- Look at the cool truck I bought.

wife- How much did you pay for that piece of crap. I hope you can give it back.

me- No I can't give it back and besides I like it.

wife- You are a foolish man.

me- I'm giving it to some old geezer in Vancouver.

wife- You really are a fool.

 
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Zip: perhaps the coversation might go like this....

Mr. Z: "Look at the cool truck I found!".

Mrs. Z: "How much did you pay for that piece of crap. I hope you can give it back."

Mr. Z: "No I can't give it back and besides I already have a buyer - some old geezer in Vancouver."

Mrs. Z: You are truly a wonderful man, how much are you making out of this deal?.

Mr. Z: "Very little, but enough to take you to dinner... "

Mrs. Z: "I sure know how to pick one out of the herd; now for a big kiss!!!"

You see Zip, opportunities are everywhere!

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Old 12-16-2008, 07:42 PM
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Well Mrs. Z got a kick out of that. I still don't have the truck though. Guess we'll cross that bridge when we get to it.
 
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Haha i think the convo would go something like Chris's first one he mentioned!
 
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Too much money
1977 FORD,4X4,,f-250,Short Box,rebuilt,1970,429,propane,4 speed

Too far away
1974 ford pickup

Starting to think now I wish I had some extra cash
1975 Ford 4x4 propane

Expensive bush truck
1977 ford f-250

Nother one
1977 F250 highboy PROPANE!
 
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Old 12-16-2008, 11:34 PM
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I actually like that red one, although last time i seen the price of propane, it was more then gas here.
 
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Starting to think now I wish I had some extra cash
1975 Ford 4x4 propane
If this is the same one I think it is, JUMP ON IT.
 


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