I have always liked the style of all old Ford trucks. My favorites being the 53-56 and 61-66 models. I have had a 66 before as my daily driver. About the time we started looking at vehicle projects for a father/son project for my teenager, we found the Excite page. Eric wanted a Mustang but being th...

Ford trucks went to metric lug sizes in 1997 but the vans are still English and will fit our trucks.

The 67-72 trucks and 69-74 van taillight lens will fit 64-66 trucks. They have the reverse light built in and if you want to use that feature be sure you get the housing too.

Larger reservoir goes to disk brakes.

74 axles would be 31 spline. Housing is too wide for a Slick.

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I have 2 Jag front ends but they are not installed. Email me if you want photos of what hey look like.

I have done a couple Aerostar swaps and would do another. The minivan was made to haul 7 passengers and cargo. The advantages of Aerostar (and Jag) are that the frame does not need modified. The problem is that they quit making them 13 years ago. Most were junked for weak air conditioners and/or the...

There was a 2.50 gear in large cars of the 70's like Lincolns and LTD's. Have even seen them with a 2.50 posi

One of the best truck shows out there. Factor in that its Ford Trucks and any brand panel truck, only gets better.

I have been at every Dash. It is one of my favorites! We are going Friday so as not to miss the cruise at 1pm.

I live 5 hours from Altoona and will offer overnight stop to club members. Did this for first SlickStock.

I am 5 hours from Altoona in Illinois. Anyone wanting to stop here overnight, I have a couch, spare bed, and air matress.

A buddy of mine uses seat belt ends on the inside of the bed

I have taken apart running engines that had an extra oilpump driveshaft in the oilpan. Lord knows how long it has been in there. I ALWAYS recommend using a heavy duty ARP drive shaft on FE engines. They have an appetite for the stock ones. Don't ask me how I know. If you do drop the pan to replace t...

Kid helped my buddy John (you met him at Back to the 50's) cut a windshield for his 54 this summer. Same truck you saw at the Dells last year. He cut it with a snadblaster from both sides. Worked really slick! He went to a cemetary monument company and got the stick-on rubber they use to engrave hea...

Alan, I have an under dash 8-track for you. Email me.

there is one of those in my mom's garage. My brother parked it there in 1978. Soon he is going to have to do something with it.

flipping the tank around makes it fit closer to the front of the box. Now it just needs a cover like Kid and Matt did and it looks finished.

I have done a couple of these trailers and got LMAO at rich "Just be sure you don't burn the wiring up during welding and cutting" Let you guess how I learned this. Something I also did was to remove the ring gear so the the pinion would not be turning while going down the road and to redu...