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'63 f100 stock drivetrain

Posted: October 14, 2018, 10:00 am
by Zax63
It's about time to start tearing down my f100 to swap in my new motor and front IFS. My stock 223, tranny, front suspension parts, steering column, etc will all be available. Everything is still currently together and the 223 is running. The motor has a rebuilt carb, recent tune up, new fuel pump, and the starter has been rebuilt. The tranny shifts through all the gears but needs a new clutch. I recently replaced all the shifter bushings and the collar on the steering column.

I'm thinking around $300 for the motor and transmission. If some one is interested in the column, front suspension, or other parts we can work on a price for those as well. Located in the North Atlanta area. You can come hear the motor run before it is pulled if local or I can take videos of it starting and running.

Re: '63 f100 stock drivetrain

Posted: October 14, 2018, 8:29 pm
by bird55
I sent you a PM

Re: '63 f100 stock drivetrain

Posted: October 15, 2018, 10:14 am
by Day 2
So, where in "North Atlanta" could I find you?

Robert

Re: '63 f100 stock drivetrain

Posted: October 15, 2018, 1:26 pm
by Zax63
Day 2 wrote:So, where in "North Atlanta" could I find you?

Robert
Western Forsyth County.

Re: '63 f100 stock drivetrain

Posted: October 15, 2018, 1:36 pm
by Day 2
Ah, the good ole times I could tell you about Cumming....gotta lotta friends there. I used to live over in Fulton County {now Milton}on Hopewell Rd. We sold out to a BIG sub-division :cussing: and moved up here to piece and quite.

Re: '63 f100 stock drivetrain

Posted: October 16, 2018, 5:59 pm
by Zax63
Day 2 wrote:Ah, the good ole times I could tell you about Cumming....gotta lotta friends there. I used to live over in Fulton County {now Milton}on Hopewell Rd. We sold out to a BIG sub-division :cussing: and moved up here to piece and quite.
My wife and I are from the Gainesville, Hall county area. Only been in Forsyth about 4 years. We’re lucky enough to have an older house not in a subdivision. Let me know if you interested in any of the original drivetrain parts. I hope to start tearing the truck down in the next month or so.

Re: '63 f100 stock drivetrain

Posted: January 3, 2019, 11:30 pm
by 64shortbed
I'm looking for a clutch equalizer bar. Do you have one that you don't need? Thank you.

Re: '63 f100 stock drivetrain

Posted: January 25, 2019, 3:17 pm
by 62bigwindow
What are you thinking on the column? Do you have the shift linkage also?