So I have the chance to buy this early 80s F100 in good shape

>>15816305
> good shape
How much is basically nothing

>>15816305
More than the truck is worth.

>>15816305
Is that the gas tank underneath it?

Just build yourself a flat bed, weld up a frame and make a wood floor for max aesthetic

>>15816316
Trading an old gun I never use for it. Prob $400 value.

>>15816326
Damn. That much?? It can't use the f150 ones from the same gen?

>>15816305
Beds are easy as hell to get.
This is the '80-'86 body style, just start calling local junkyards.
Tape some taillights to it and drive it to wherever you find a bed, take a buddy. Bolt it on and drive home.

>>15816357
I only did a quick search but the only bed I saw was $1700. You may get lucky and find one cheap, but you'd be better off to just flatbed it.

>>15816333
That's a good question. Where is the tank on these without the bed?

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>>15816550
don't know if helps
pic dual tank option

>>15816550
The tank always attaches to the frame, dingus. On fords, it's inside the frame (on chebbies you'd get saddlebags)

I don't know how quick the beds of wrecked trucks go at pick n pulls but that would really be your best bet.


I wouldn't put too much money into it though even if it runs 100%.

>>15816989
>I wouldn't put too much money into it

What's too much? And any reason why? I thought these old box trucks were sorta sought after, esp the short bed step sides. Regardless I'd just drive it.