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Hey welcome to the site!
Nice looking truck rod. I love when new guys post pics right off the bat.
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Interesting. What drive train does it have in it now? I see it has tags on it. Is it currently street legal? Looks like a lot of fun.
I wanted a hotrod, but found one that is too close to stock (and a great price) to cut up. It is a very reliable driver. Needs body work and paint though. |
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Slammed 56 Ford F100
Thanks guys,
The drive train is a mild beefed 350 with a 700r has O.G. rear end with 4.11's for now. I had the hubs drilled to 5 on 4.75 bolt pattern for a better selection of rims. Cost was a $100.00 for both axles. If any you guys need axle hubs drilled let me know. This guy is top notch machinist at more than fair prices. Checked a lot of places and this guy has the machines and the knowledge. I am on a budget build now.. so using what i got for the time been. Plans for a 9'' later on.
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