Lets See those Trucks

GolfNut · 11-24-2010, 07:58 PM

6 inch lift sitting on 35's. The bed rail is just a shade over 5ft off the ground. I'm 6'4 and it's still a ***** to work on anything in the engine compartment.

I bought it this way from a guy who bought it from a young man that had done all the work to it. This guys wife hurt her back and couldn't get in it anymore. The engine was rebuilt and pumped up somehow. I'd love to know what. I've driven other 351 windsor trucks and they are NOTHING like this thing. It's loud, lopey and can spin those 35's with the stock 3.55 gears. I will re-gear it eventually but it's still a fun truck.

Paint is peeling, got a dent in the right door from windstorm damage, several little electrical quirks but still does everything I need it to. Best thing is, for me anyway, no truck payments.

Here's a shot of it on April 1st after my son and a friend had a little fun.

11-24-2010, 07:58 PM	#1
GolfNut Back in the woodshop! Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Forrest Location: Living room Posts: 1,361 Trading: (38)	Re: Lets See those Trucks 6 inch lift sitting on 35's. The bed rail is just a shade over 5ft off the ground. I'm 6'4 and it's still a ***** to work on anything in the engine compartment. I bought it this way from a guy who bought it from a young man that had done all the work to it. This guys wife hurt her back and couldn't get in it anymore. The engine was rebuilt and pumped up somehow. I'd love to know what. I've driven other 351 windsor trucks and they are NOTHING like this thing. It's loud, lopey and can spin those 35's with the stock 3.55 gears. I will re-gear it eventually but it's still a fun truck. Paint is peeling, got a dent in the right door from windstorm damage, several little electrical quirks but still does everything I need it to. Best thing is, for me anyway, no truck payments. Here's a shot of it on April 1st after my son and a friend had a little fun. __________________ www.wineadors.com