progress on the crew cab

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I removed the raiming side moulding, remeved teh adhisive adn taped off . Applied bed liner to the lower part fo the truck. Painted the wheels so they all match now. Nothing special. Just posting priogress.
 

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And the interior picture everyone has been askign about. Pretty good shape for a 1991.

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Certain parts were re clear coated. paint doesnt matter much as it will not be blue when its all done anyway. I am thinking either OD green or camo.
 

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Certain parts were re clear coated. paint doesnt matter much as it will not be blue when its all done anyway. I am thinking either OD green or camo.

camo? no matter what you do its still going to look the size of a train. :rotflmao
 

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i always found the bricknose interior to be very durable. the 3 bricknoses i've owned have had very good interiors even after being abused to hell.

Looks good, lose the steps, convert to 4x4.
 

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camo? no matter what you do its still going to look the size of a train. :rotflmao

Ever seen one as a short bed 4x4? I am in the process of making my call plates to shorten the frame for a short bed. i have many fish to fry before that can happen, but its in the plan.
 

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Ever seen one as a short bed 4x4? I am in the process of making my call plates to shorten the frame for a short bed. i have many fish to fry before that can happen, but its in the plan.
Just this one. Not mine, but it'd sure be cooler if it was.
 

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:eek: Did Brad just give a compliment on a bricknose, what is the world coming to?

Oh and i agree, loose the steps...

I know, right:D

Ever seen one as a short bed 4x4? I am in the process of making my call plates to shorten the frame for a short bed. i have many fish to fry before that can happen, but its in the plan.

Yup. Ford made them
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i always found the bricknose interior to be very durable. the 3 bricknoses i've owned have had very good interiors even after being abused to hell.

Looks good, lose the steps, convert to 4x4.


The cloth they used in those years was some tough stuff
 

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Yup. Ford made them
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several years later, never made em in the early 90s flat nose though. Thats a F250, mine is a F350.

Still a nice lookin truck tho.
 
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Not to hyjack, but Brad, I would love to have that 97 of yours. I love the way those CCSB trucks look.
 

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my chop. I am not a good with computer stuff, but you get the idea.
 

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