Friday night addition to the FORDification Factory Literature Library: This 1966 Ford Truck Body Parts Collision manual was printed by Ford of Canada and is a quick-reference manual for the body-shop personnel so they could quickly look up part numbers needed for parts for collision repair. Body pan...

I'll post some pics of it once that snow goes away and I start swapping parts over, but the bed floor is half gone. The rest isn't so bad really...I might consider turning it into a trailer.

Yeah, after I posted it here and in the Facebook group, I didn't figure at that price it would last long. Did anyone here get it? I'd be very interested in scanning the instruction book for the FORDification Factory Literature Library.

When Ford debuted the Twin I-beam suspension for the light-duty trucks in 1965, they needed to come up with a way of demonstrating how smooth the ride was to prospective buyers, so they developed this Ride Guide kit. It consisted of two canisters filled with ping-pong balls...one canister would be a...

You're certainly welcome! I'm in the process now of scanning Technical Service Bulletins and incorporating them into searchable PDFs. I'm hoping to have them done by springtime, since once it gets warm out I don't want to be behind a desk.

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Feb. 1968

I've been working this winter at scanning Ford Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) releases and incorporating them into searchable PDFs. Every now and then I run across an interesting one that I save as an individual snippet from the multi-page TSB to share in the Facebook group...but I know some of yo...

I've been pretty active on the Slick60s Facebook group, but haven't been here on the forums in a while. I figured I'd pop in and show you another project truck I just picked up. Not even a week into the new year and I already bought another one. :lol: A friend of mine at the other end of the state p...

Yes, I've got the '69 Body Builder's Layout Book. Because of the large format of these Layout Book pages, each page has to have multiple scans and then be stitched together in Photoshop. I'm not feeling up to the task on this, but I did shoot some hi-res pics with my cell phone. I don't know if they...

Over the past few days I've been working on taking the 1963 Ford Technical Service Bulletin (TSB) Index and converting it to HTML. It's now complete, though as-is it won't be much help except to confirm if/when a TSB article was published. I'll now be getting started on doing the same thing with the...

Yep! I was actually going to try to get away with using the original steel lines, but when I removed the rear flexible line tonight, the coupler was fused to the line...so when I twisted the coupler, the line twisted too...and twisted in two! Oh well, they were questionable anyway, I'll go ahead and...

Part of bringing my '62 back to life after sitting in a field for 22-ish years is completely rebuilding the brake system...everything, all new parts. I got the front brakes done today, new shoes, brake cylinders, hardware, drums and flexible lines. I decided to cut the old flexible lines in half and...