1974 Ford F-250 Crew on 2040-cars
Kimberly, Idaho, United States
If you have any questions please email at: sherleysnnetzley@cockneys.net .
Complete body restoration. ZERO rust with beautiful paint
Stroked 460 cu motor to a 514 cu. Motor dyno at 600+ HP
AOD (overdrive) Art Carr transmission built for the 600 Hp
Suede seats from 2005 Chevy truck with power and heat
Cruise control by Dakota digital
Fiberglass hood with pin lock take offs
A Mustang shaker hood with Cobra Jet emblems
This rare 74 crew cab is one of the best in the nation. All of the bodywork was completely gone through. The
entire underbody was also coated to prevent rust in the future. In the 13 years I have owned it I have maybe been
caught in the rain a handful of times. Its been babied.
Other options:
Np205 Transfer case
New hubs
Power steering
power brakes
Line X bedliner
Nice touches like the XLT racetrack trim finish off the exterior. The entire floor was modified and lowered to
allow for modern seats with power and heat. All of the interior trim is the wood grain form the original 70s
look. Modern touches like Rigid Industries light bars and dual exhaust out the back are other nice touches. The
tires and wheels are brand new. Billet steering wheel with tilt, Tach on the post as well. The radiator shroud is
custom built with electric fans that keep the motor cool. Power starring has been upgraded to the newer
78-79 style as well. It drives straight and smooth.
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