1966 F100 Camper Special, short bed and 4x4 conversion

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Re: 1966 F100 Camper Special, short bed and 4x4 conversion

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The truck now, finally on the road.
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Re: 1966 F100 Camper Special, short bed and 4x4 conversion

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Lookin Good Bill!!
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Re: 1966 F100 Camper Special, short bed and 4x4 conversion

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jamesdfo wrote:Lookin Good Bill!!
Thanks. Still lots of little things to do but at least I can start driving it and using it. Headliner, visors, seat changes, AC, maybe sway bars. I'm sure the list will grow.
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Re: 1966 F100 Camper Special, short bed and 4x4 conversion

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Nice job! Not that there's many people on the site these days to see them, but I wouldn't complain if you posted a couple more :)
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Re: 1966 F100 Camper Special, short bed and 4x4 conversion

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Man, that is a beautiful truck!!! To go back and look at what you started with and where you are today is something to be very proud of! Get that vision in your head and make it come to life, that's why I so enjoy this forum. Just a bunch of talent everywhere you look! As a side note, the man that bought my 65 has an identical 66 4x4 to yours, same paint scheme, stance, etc. They're never completely finished so really all you have left to check off on the list is take it out and make lots of smiles!!!
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