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F-600 ALL 6 Wheel Drive in Mountain Top, Pa.

Posted: January 19, 2007, 9:56 pm
by 6166 Junkyard Dog
This morning deivered some of our sheet metal to a customer in Pa. :) building a 66 F-600 all wheel drive powered by a 460 sitting on 8:25x20" rubber, this truck is sitting very high & looks like it could pull anything down it had to ,all military front & rear ends, frame shortend to go with a stock long bed from a 66 pickup, He showed me the picture of what it looked like 25 years ago & what a change, he has the factory hood scoop so he said will hook up also, Painting is going to be Caterpillar yellow & black... Anyway it just shows that pickups are not the only ones being built in the 61-66 class, that big trucks & the N-Series are being done :idea: It's really nice that once in awhile I can see some of these trucks, 3rd truck in 3 weeks that I saw that where 4x4 material :clap:


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Posted: January 19, 2007, 11:39 pm
by F-Zilla
It would beeasy to tighten those header bolts!

Posted: January 20, 2007, 7:10 am
by bobenhotep
if its full of deuce and a half parts it will be unstoppable!!!!

Posted: January 20, 2007, 8:24 am
by NJ2000R
nice project!

checked out your other pics....nice F450 hauler! :rocker:

and....I need that 4x4 front clip! :D

Posted: January 20, 2007, 10:54 am
by Slick Fan
That sounds like it's gonna be a sweet lookin' truck when he's done. :thumright:

Posted: January 24, 2007, 7:02 am
by norville
Mountaintop did you say?? 18707?

I may have a new best buddy.

bob

Posted: January 24, 2007, 8:15 am
by 6166 Junkyard Dog
Yes in Mountaintop, Pa. off I-81 around exit 155

Posted: January 24, 2007, 8:28 am
by norville
Yes that's me. I live off the nuangola exit. there's also the dorrance exit. Not sure the numbers. Was it a business? If you speak to him again pass along that another slicker is in the area.

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It will not be this color combo forever. I plan to paint the wheels fire engine red to offset with the canary yellow and tang orange flames. :)


I'd be glad to know another slick owner.

Posted: January 24, 2007, 8:34 am
by 6166 Junkyard Dog
Nice Flames,,, we got off the Dorrance Exit, Next time I talk to him or send him something I will print these pages so he could get on this site, He does some kind of construction work....

Posted: January 24, 2007, 8:58 am
by norville
Thanks, The PO did a nice job on the paint just not my style. I gag when I look at it, but its got real good metal.

Wifey wants aqua/white

I have a set of 8 lug slots I'm puttng on soon and then I'll decide color. not sure aqua/white will look right with slots. May go or flat black or start a new trend and go flat maroon.

bob

Posted: January 24, 2007, 11:43 am
by Truckfarmer
For a look at what a stock turquoise/white 66 with aluminum slots looks like, go to www.badgerlandf100s.com . Look at the photos of the 17th Dash to the Dells (2006). There is a nice 66 there that was one of the feature trucks for 2006, the 40th anniversary for the 66.

Posted: January 24, 2007, 11:50 am
by Johnny Canuck
norville wrote:It will not be this color combo forever. I plan to paint the wheels fire engine red to offset with the canary yellow and tang orange flames. :)
maybe a series of 10 per side wide purple stripes would give it the genuine
"Easter egg" look.

I had a factory taped truck I called the easter egg truck, not far off that color scheme. I HATED that truck. :barf:

that yellow truck

Posted: January 26, 2007, 9:17 pm
by pashtrd
Norville,
tell me some more about that yellow truck.
I built one a few years ago the same color but the flames were blue.
Does it have a gas tank under the bed?
I wonder if it was my old one.
sure looks like mine.
how long have you had it?