where can i buy a front roll pan for my 65 slick?
also are there any companys offering a billet grill?
front roll pan
- Johnny Canuck
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In a junkyard. They come off a truck or school bus like this
[albumimg]2498[/albumimg] and look like
this
http://www.fordtruk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2889
Not sure I have ever seen a billet grille. Just the greasy tube grills from the late 70s

Garoooovyyy
[albumimg]2498[/albumimg] and look like
this
http://www.fordtruk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2889
Not sure I have ever seen a billet grille. Just the greasy tube grills from the late 70s
Garoooovyyy
It's a race.. Will hell freeze over or will JC finish his truck first. Stay tuned..
- Uncle Skip
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Roll pans are us....
Guys.
When BroncoTom was looking for a rear roll pan, we discovered that the top of a styleside bed has the exact same countours as the bottom of the fenders in the rear. So he cut an old bed top, fitted it to the rear of the truck and the results looked like it was made specifically for his truck.
(He did buy an aftermarket cutout for the recessed license plate but that doesn't count).
I'm wondering, after looking at the bed side, if the same thing might not hold true for the front fenders.
Check it out.
Just a thought..................
U@ss
When BroncoTom was looking for a rear roll pan, we discovered that the top of a styleside bed has the exact same countours as the bottom of the fenders in the rear. So he cut an old bed top, fitted it to the rear of the truck and the results looked like it was made specifically for his truck.
(He did buy an aftermarket cutout for the recessed license plate but that doesn't count).
I'm wondering, after looking at the bed side, if the same thing might not hold true for the front fenders.
Check it out.
Just a thought..................
U@ss
I'm not arguing with you. I'm just explaining why I'm right.
Pardon me. Does your deaug bite?
Pardon me. Does your deaug bite?
- mikecarson
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It's close, but the grille and all have an arc. I've been working on one on and off for a couple years. Real pain in the butt, lots of shrinking trying to get the arc right.
I shoulda bought one, and might still, if I run across one at the right time.
But today ain't that time...lol
I shoulda bought one, and might still, if I run across one at the right time.
But today ain't that time...lol
Mike C
64 CC, Crown Vic project
62 CC
67short 94 F150, 433W
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive body, but to skid in sideways - body worn out and screaming: Woo Hoo, what a ride!"
64 CC, Crown Vic project
62 CC
67short 94 F150, 433W
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive body, but to skid in sideways - body worn out and screaming: Woo Hoo, what a ride!"
- Johnny Canuck
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- Joined: April 9, 2006, 11:14 pm
- Location: Edmonton, Alberta.

Re: Roll pans are us....
well gaawwlee Skip that seems like an awful good idea! well dohUncle Skip wrote:Guys.
When BroncoTom was looking for a rear roll pan, we discovered that the top of a styleside bed has the exact same countours as the bottom of the fenders in the rear. So he cut an old bed top, fitted it to the rear of the truck and the results looked like it was made specifically for his truck.
(He did buy an aftermarket cutout for the recessed license plate but that doesn't count).
I'm wondering, after looking at the bed side, if the same thing might not hold true for the front fenders.
Check it out.
Just a thought..................![]()
U@ss
[albumimg]84[/albumimg] how'd that get there?
guess it was inspired by
[albumimg]214[/albumimg]
It's a race.. Will hell freeze over or will JC finish his truck first. Stay tuned..
