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[mudduck]

91 idi home made sidemount garret externaly wastegated turbo , swapped in a zf5 , sas ' 77 3/4 ton d44 . 99 f250 6" springs 38.5 swamper tsl sx's , more to come daily driver/hauler

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[93f250idi]

91 idi home made sidemount garret externaly wastegated turbo , swapped in a zf5 , sas ' 77 3/4 ton d44 . 99 f250 6" springs 38.5 swamper tsl sx's , more to come daily driver/hauler

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i like it

 

[FordDZLMan9191]

Here's a few of my 85 f250. The last pic is my modified shifter stick.

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[mudduck]

my old 83 before the conversion

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after conversion

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the new 86. no pics of it 2wd, but it looks like a regualr 2wd longbed. lol

after converion to 4x4

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now the almost finished shortened version

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and a poser pic

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what size are the stacks on this thing? i love them and would like to make a set for my junk. looks like a beast

 

[AZBLACKSMOKE]

Heres mine. 1986 108,000 original miles. Second owner. AZ truck. Bone stock. t19,
4x4, 4:10's.

My future plans include 33" tires, ZF5 speed swap and maybe 3:55 gears. Other than that, It will stay a mostly original classic truck.

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[Rot Box]

^ Nice clean truck!

 

[Dieselcrawler]

what size are the stacks on this thing? i love them and would like to make a set for my junk. looks like a beast

sucks u are so far away, i would sell u them. i took em off. they are 4x4 square tubing 1/4 inch thick. used a 3.5 to 4 adapter at the bottom, squished the 3.5 side into a square and shoved into the square tube, and welded up.

alot of people think the 1/4 is overkill, but it was free and made it easy to mount, just drilled and tapped the holes and bolted brackets to it.

also guess i should post up the latest pics of it,

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[IDIDieselJohn]

Heres mine. 1986 108,000 original miles. Second owner. AZ truck. Bone stock. t19,
4x4, 4:10's.

My future plans include 33" tires, ZF5 speed swap and maybe 3:55 gears. Other than that, It will stay a mostly original classic truck.

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If your gonna do all sorts of things like that to such a nice old original truck, sell it to me as is!

Believe me I'll keep it to it's full original glory!

 

[AZBLACKSMOKE]

If your gonna do all sorts of things like that to such a nice old original truck, sell it to me as is!

Believe me I'll keep it to it's full original glory!

Trust me. Im kinda of a purist too, and thats why I bought this truck because it was so unmolested. But everything I do can be returned to original. The ZF I have is going in when its clutch time, and the 33's can easily be removed for the original wheels and hubcaps later.

Ill take good care of it.

 

[IDIDieselJohn]

Good to hear!

You wouldn't believe what I would do to find such a fine piece of history in that kind of shape! And to be 100% original.

That's a kind of truck I would keep as is, just as a nice classic sunday driver.

I really want a 1983 Ford Diesel, since how it's the very first year for the Diesel Fords, and to find an 83 in the shape your 86 is in, man that be like a brand new Lincoln for me

 

[crashnzuk]

Nothing stopping you, there are lots of nice trucks in the west and southwest U.S. Some of you rust belters do an awful lot of work to repair vehicles that should be junkyard fodder. I understand it can be cost prohibitive to travel for a vehicle, but I think it would pay great dividends.
Travis..

 

[Diesel_brad]

Nothing stopping you, there are lots of nice trucks in the west and southwest U.S. Some of you rust belters do an awful lot of work to repair vehicles that should be junkyard fodder. I understand it can be cost prohibitive to travel for a vehicle, but I think it would pay great dividends.
Travis..

Thats what i did. had it shipped in from Oregon 2 years ago. I havent seen a 86 this clean in NJ/PA since 87

 

[crashnzuk]

I love that blue/white paint scheme
Travis..

 

[FordDZLMan9191]

I love that blue/white paint scheme
Travis..

My blue/white paint scheme or someone elses?

 

[milightfo]

my 84 ,139.000 original miles,runs and drives like a new one