1952 Ford F8

Pilot31135

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Well she hasn't seen sunshine for quite a while, and although she's still not finished; she starts, runs, drives and stops all on her own!!
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"Are you ignorant or apathetic? I don't know and I don't care."
 
I know Ford big trucks used Lincoln engines; does this one have the new OHV or still the 337? I like it a lot either way!
 
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"rotorwrench" - Are you sure? I am kinda into fire trucks and knew a guy who had a '53 with a 279. The whole thing was very confusing, because everything we could find said the 279 was built for the 1954 model year only, for trucks only. We finally came to the conclusion that with fire trucks, the year is not that important and can vary a year or two. (I once had one titled as a 1974 Seagrave that was actually a 1973 Ford F900.)

Anyhoo, I always thought that the Big trucks initially used the 317 ci version, like the cars. Maybe the O/P will check back in and clear this up.

(Oooops, I guess he did while I was typing.)
 
First thing... I dont understand this comment???
Second... I love that thing!!... Wind 'er up and let 'er whistle Bubby!!... where are ya? I may gave some parts.... Mark


Gotcha!:) ....."grouse" = cool : late 60's early 70's "hippy era" saying

From the Urban Dictionary on the web

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grouse
Word heard mostly in Australia's 2nd largest city, Melbourne meaning something wonderful, amazing.
"Kangaroos are grouse, mate!"

So it's probably a Aussie/kiwi thing...sorry for the confusion

GB
 
Nice; Note on wood bed boards... like house deck boards... the curve of the growth rings ends go down, so it won't cup up on the edges. My factory bed is only half right in board installation. Newc
 
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