Found one here: http://www.autoanything.com/tonneau-cov ... neau-cover

If you stick with a carbureted engine you can pick up almost 70 hp over the "rated" 208 hp 352 and also gain about 10-15 ft-lbs at the same 2000 rpm but also have the torque continue to climb to around 350 ft-lbs from 3000-4000 rpm. This is with using 60's era parts. Stepping up to "...

Wish mine had a seat.

80w-90

I have a '65 with the front end completely off. (The PO had some fun re-arranging almost all the metal, including the frame horns, fenders, grille, and core support). Although not perfect, I have managed to straighten the core with a persuader (hammer) and eyeballing it to make it usable and save my...

And LOOK here's one for $103 current bid 37 minutes left! Decent grille

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1964-ford-truck ... YM&vxp=mtr

My '65 has/had the aluminum grille but it's beyond repair. After months of looking for a '65 I gave up on trying to find one and figured I'd use the 61 chrome grille that I found locally on Craigslist. Then one day while surfing eBay I found a decent aluminum '64 grille - with the upper valance and ...

I have searched the forum and also FTE and could not find anything this specific. My '61 chrome grill has the odd-shaped holes and no stand-offs for mounting the headlight adjuster buckets like the later grills. I will call Tom. Thanks.

I found a 1961 F-100 Grille on Craigslist that I just had to have, two days after I bought a 1965 Custom Cab with a 352 FE and 3-speed O.D transmission. The 65 grille is, well, not in great shape, so when I saw the 61 grille I bought it, NOT knowing the headlight buckets are a 1-year only part, like...

This is the best one I have found....

https://www.tacomaworld.com/tirecalc?ti ... -205-65r15