capyjack
Junior Member
I have a couple of questions from one of you knowledgeable Ford guys.
I am doing a project where I am picking up where some one else left off several years ago and I am hoping I can pick a few brains here.
The cab is already on and I see that they used some wood between the chassis and cab. I am getting ready to put the box on and I am wondering if I should be using a similar method. There is a pkg. of that heavy web looking stuff in the box of stuff that the previous mechanic was buying up new but don't know if that is right or not.
I am also needing a couple of parts. The truck has no rear bumper or brackets. I have no idea what came on these if any at all, but the front bumper is on now and is painted black as are the brackets.
Also need what I think is a stock wheel for a spare. The wheels on the truck are 15 inch with a 5 on 5 1/2 circle. The hub caps snap into the center, in other words the bumps that hold the caps are inside of the bulge rather than the outside. Only need one wheel.
Thanks in advance for the help.
I am doing a project where I am picking up where some one else left off several years ago and I am hoping I can pick a few brains here.
The cab is already on and I see that they used some wood between the chassis and cab. I am getting ready to put the box on and I am wondering if I should be using a similar method. There is a pkg. of that heavy web looking stuff in the box of stuff that the previous mechanic was buying up new but don't know if that is right or not.
I am also needing a couple of parts. The truck has no rear bumper or brackets. I have no idea what came on these if any at all, but the front bumper is on now and is painted black as are the brackets.
Also need what I think is a stock wheel for a spare. The wheels on the truck are 15 inch with a 5 on 5 1/2 circle. The hub caps snap into the center, in other words the bumps that hold the caps are inside of the bulge rather than the outside. Only need one wheel.
Thanks in advance for the help.