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#336520 - Mon Jun 25 2012 07:30 PM coming together nicely!
mrcavalcade Online   content
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Registered: Wed Nov 24 2010
Loc: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Redid the ford, now in the process of finding all of the automobilia related to her (original ads, dealer brochures etc..) as well as filling up the wall with some of the items that might have been seen through her windows as the years went by


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#336633 - Tue Jun 26 2012 02:31 AM Re: coming together nicely! [Re: mrcavalcade]
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That looks great!
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#337832 - Sat Jun 30 2012 06:13 PM Re: coming together nicely! [Re: Dave's Garage]
Ron Cabanayan Offline
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Registered: Mon Apr 02 2012
Loc: San Jose, CA
Wow! Very nice job. Looks great.

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#337833 - Sat Jun 30 2012 06:19 PM Re: coming together nicely! [Re: Ron Cabanayan]
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Registered: Fri Sep 07 2007
Loc: So. Ca.
looking good-what year is the truck? 48?.. cool
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#337834 - Sat Jun 30 2012 06:24 PM Re: coming together nicely! [Re: advertologist]
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Registered: Wed Nov 24 2010
Loc: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
truck is a 49 ford f3. a beast to drive!! Thanks for the compliments. I am proud of it now that it is done. Added pics of the new mobilgas globe i have been wishing to obtain. Got it displayed in the garage this morning and wired up. Also adding a few pics of the freedom can for Sam to take a peek at. Cant find out too much info regarding it.


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#337837 - Sat Jun 30 2012 06:32 PM Re: coming together nicely! [Re: mrcavalcade]
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Registered: Sun Oct 21 2007
Loc: Devils Lake, ND---USA
Do you need an original owners manual?
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#337838 - Sat Jun 30 2012 06:34 PM Re: coming together nicely! [Re: K W FRITH]
mrcavalcade Online   content
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Registered: Wed Nov 24 2010
Loc: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
i got one Kevin. Thanks for asking though! Still searching for as many of the ads i can get. If anybody has any saturday evening posts from 48,49, or 50, or old "farm" magazines from those years, let me know!! All of the big ads are in those magazines!!
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#337841 - Sat Jun 30 2012 07:09 PM Re: coming together nicely! [Re: mrcavalcade]
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Registered: Mon Sep 29 2008
Loc: richmond , Virginia
I have a 53 Ford panel. Shoot, it drives better than the 78 Ford F-100 I have too. Steers easier and in many ways , it's less expensive to run. The 53 has a Flathead V- 8 in it . The 78 is a 300 six . Ed Shaver
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#337854 - Sat Jun 30 2012 08:13 PM Re: coming together nicely! [Re: eshaver]
mrcavalcade Online   content
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Registered: Wed Nov 24 2010
Loc: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Any pics ed? Love panels
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#337919 - Sun Jul 01 2012 02:00 AM Re: coming together nicely! [Re: mrcavalcade]
badgas Offline
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Registered: Fri Sep 15 2006
Loc: San Jose, CA
Nice F3. However, your hood side moldings are on the wrong sides. The FORD moldings need to switch sides and the upper moldings moved forward to follow the stamping in the sheetmetal on the sides of the hood. The moldings need to point forward at the top. Take a look at the picture below. It'll show you the correct positioning.



By the way, what do you have for wheels? I hope you replaced the stock "widowmakers".


I have 51 and 52 Ford Panel trucks.

The 52 just had the engine rebuilt and we're the process of firing her up again.

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The 51 will be next.


I've also had over a dozen parts trucks through my hands in the last several years and have accumulated a wealth of parts that I now sell off from time to time. In addition to the parts, I have several binders full of sales brochures, manuals, service signs/baners, as well as a shelf dedicated to period correct Ford parts and other items.

By the way, you should join the rest of 48-52 Ford truck fans over at FTE, if you haven't so already.

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#337925 - Sun Jul 01 2012 04:45 AM Re: coming together nicely! [Re: badgas]
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Those panels are cool!
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#337943 - Sun Jul 01 2012 08:32 AM Re: coming together nicely! [Re: Dave's Garage]
mrcavalcade Online   content
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Registered: Wed Nov 24 2010
Loc: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
thanks for the pics! you are right, i need to make some changes on the sides! btw.....i still have the widowmakers. Plan on changing out the rear end in the next year.
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