Cummins 12 Valve Powered 1986 Ford F-350 4x4 on 2040-cars
Galena, Kansas, United States
1986 FORD F-350 FOUR DOOR SHORT BED 12 VALVE CUMMINS WITH ALLISON 4 SPEED AUTO THIS TRANS HAS NO PARK GEAR JUST HAVE TO SET PARKING BRAKE LIKE A STANDARD CAME OUT OF A FORD BUS HAS 120000 MILES IT HAS THE DROP DOWN TURBO , A NEW FORD POWERSTROKE RADIATOR WITH NEW TWIN ELECTRIC FANS,MOUNTED IN A ALUMINUM SHROUD AIR COOLER FROM BUS, NEW BELT DRIVIN VACUM PUMP ON IT. NO A/C HEATER WORKS I JUST PUT THE REAR END IS A FORD F-350 SINGLE WHEEL LIMITED SLIP WITH 3:55 GEAR THE REAR HAD 70,000 MILES ON IT I PULLED THE COVER GEARS LOOKED BRAND NEW ,REPLACED THE GASKET PUT SYNTHETIC OIL IN IT AND NEW UJOINT AND DICK CEPECK SHOCKS THE FOUR WHEEL DRIVE IS NOT HOOKED UP I HAVE A FORD 205 DIVORCE TRANSFER CASE WITH THE 2 FRONT DRIVE SHAFTS THAT GO WITH IT , THE FRONT AXLE HAS NEW BRAKES AND WARN LOCK OUT HUBS THE GEARS ARE 4:10 AND NEED REPLACED TO 3:54 TO RUN THE 4X4 IT ALSO NEEDS UJOINT IN FRONT AXLE THEY POP WHEN TURNING . ALL THE LIGHTS WORK THE ONLY RUST ON THE TRUCK IS IN DRIVERS FLOOR BOARD 2 HOLES ABOUT A 1/8 INCH EASY FIX (SEE PICS ), THE SHIFTER IS OUT OF A CAR SO ALL THE GEARS U GOT ARE DRIVE NUETRAL AND REVERSE NEEDS THE ORIGINAL SHIFTER. DRIVERS FRONT FENDER HAS A DENT AND BONDO IN IT , IT HAS 2 DENTS IN THE CAB AT THE TOP OF THE BED LOOKS LIKE SOME ONE DENTED THEM WHEN THEY TOOK THE BED OFF GLASS IS ALL GOOD , NO BUMPERS I WAS GOING TO BUILD SOME , SEATS ARE IN FAIR CONDITION FRONT ARE BENCH W/ FOLD DOWN CONSOLE OUT OF 1995 FORD , REAR THE ORIGINAL STRAIGHT BENCH MOST OF THE PLASTIC TRIM IS THERE THE SHIFTER IS OUT OF A CAR THE TUNNEL IS FROM A 4 SPEED TRUCK WITH 4X4 NEEDS THE HOLES COVERED UP ,THE POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS ARE HOOKED UP ON 3 DOORS THE BED HAS NEVER BEEN CUT IT DOES HAVE NORMAL DENTS ON INSIDE OUTSIDE HAS A COUPLE SMALL DENTS AROUND FENDER IT HAS BFG 285 75 16 TIRES ON ALUMINUM WHEELS , MOST OF THE HARD WORK HAS BEEN DONE THERE IS STILL WORK TO BE DONE BUT YOU CAN DRIVE IT WHILE FIXING IT UP, ANY QUESTIONS YOU CAN CALL OR TEXT SIX 2 0- SEVEN 6 TWO-OO7 TWO |
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