1978 F100 4x4 on 2040-cars
Rogers, Arkansas, United States
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1978 F100
3-owner Converted to 4wd 3 years ago 400 ci V8 C6 Auto transmission Edelbrock 4bbl intake and 650cfm carb Gear drive Lunati Bracket Master CAM Accel Distributor/coil Summit Digital Ignition Hooker Super Competition Ceramic Headers NP205 T-case Dana 44 High Pinion 3:73 posi Ford 9" 3:73 posi All new Rough country 21/2" spring lift Dual steering stabilizers Quad shock front suspension w/adjustable track bar Upgraded transmission internals with extra capacity pan All new steering links including drop pitman arm Mickey Thompson Classic Wheels BFG All Terrian T/A KO's 33x12.50 RE-wired using EZ-wire 21 circuit kit, soldered and weather pack connections All new lamps and lenses. Interior is almost brand new with exception of headliner Upgraded steering wheel and 100MPH Speedo Kenwood CD/MP3 Kicker Components in doors Kicker 10" Sub behind seat (2) Kicker Amps, 1-Mono 1-Multi Channel Back of Fenders and entire body sealed with rust converting coating and 3M rubberized under coating, Frame painted with black chassis saver New cab mounts New radiator/fan shroud New firewall insulation Cab floor, rust proofed and dynamat like product applied under vinyl floor covering New Borg Warner collapsible steering shaft. Numerous other replacements/improvements Truck was painted in 2000 w/single stage enamel, needs some minor rust repair and would benefit from a re-paint but still looks great from 20ft. Thanks for looking. |
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