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Member ID: ceetwarrior

Location: COS, CO

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1967 Ford F-Series Pick-Up

Bragging Rights

  • 1/4 Mile15.5 sec @ 88 mph
  • 0-600sec
  • Top Speed120mph
  • HP325
  • Weight4000lbs

Major Upgrades

  • turbo
  • nitrous
  • bore increase
  • port and polish
  • supercharger
  • extrude honed
  • stroke increase
  • engine swap

Modifications

Performance Parts

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    • Currently 3.9/5 Stars.

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Last updated: Oct 03, 2009

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Billy’s Ford F-Series Pick-Up
“The Tuxedo”

  • Currently 3.9083333333333 /5 Stars.
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Here's my 1967 Ford F100 1/2ton 2WD pickup. It was my personal senior high school project.

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ceetwarrior's 1967 Ford F-Series Pick-Up

All the original emblems and resprayed them the proper color.


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Motor: I completely rebuilt the motor and warmed it up a little from the stock 208HP 352ci:
- Completely rebuilt FE 390 crank/rods
- EPWI mild cam .501/.533 260/272
- Various performance mods too much to even rememeber and post on here.
- 428 Iron Cobra-Jet intake
- Holley Street Avenger 670cfm 4bbl carb
- K&N filter in custom 1976 Ford Elite air cleaner
- Custom Curved Distributor by Blue Oval Performance in Denver, CO.
- Petronix ignition w/ 40,000V coil
- Of course all the normal replacement parts: wires, plugs, waterpump, alt, etc.. Pretty much everything is new or refurbished. Too much to even rememeber.

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- Clutch fan upgrade with custom shroud and coolant overflow bottle. 


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Drivetrain: NV4500 5-speed overdrive trans. Custom driveshaft with 1-ton u-joints. All new clutch components.

                                                ceetwarrior's 1967 Ford F-Series Pick-Up

Rear End: Original Dana 60 complete rebuild with Detroit locker, Moser axles, and 4:10 gears. Larger '69 2.5" shoes/drums.

Exhaust: Hedman Ceramic coated headers - 3" collectors, into dual 2-1/4" piping, H-pipe, into dual Flowmaster 40's, dumping side exit.

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Interior:
All new interior
- Carpet
- '77 comfy foam seat with '67 upholstery (cloth/vinyl mix)
- All new rubbers/gaskets/armrests
- Good black dashpad
- Custom felt headliner w/ original chrome trim
- etc..

Suspension:
- Mostly Stock
- Addco front sway bar.
- Traction springs in rear.

Wheels:
Front: Custom made 15x7 (powercoated) rims on 235/70/R15's
Rear: Custom made 15x8 (powercoated) rims on 275/60/R15's in rear. All on BFG T/A's.

Other: I have everything completely detailed on this truck including mostly overlooked parts such as: correct owners/service manuals, jack/handle/crank, spare tire, original Trico aluminum windshield wipers, correct "small text" cigarette lighter, window moldings, body trim, FoMoCo washer fluid vinyl bag, etc..

Thanks for stopping by and checking out my truck. Be sure to drop a line in my guest book and let me know you were here. Check out my wifes Mustang GT

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PROBED-OUT  

Posted by: PROBED-OUT

11/24/2009 09:30PM

hey i got some updated pics of my 69 come check it

PROBED-OUT  

Posted by: PROBED-OUT

10/03/2009 09:01PM

very very nice i bet that thing screams come check out my 69 f-100 with a mildly built 300-6 sometime

troutster52  

Posted by: troutster52

07/31/2009 09:05AM

Awesome thanks man. That I definitely have. I was just concerned it would be a star head screw or something.

troutster52  

Posted by: troutster52

07/31/2009 05:24AM

Hey dude, quick question for you. I am planning on flushing my brake system on my F150 this weekend and was wondering if you knew what kind of head I have on the bleeder valve? Since I only have the truck now, I don't want to take a tire off and find out I need to do to the store. Is it a socket type, screwdriver, allen or something different?

M173XM37  

Posted by: M173XM37

07/16/2009 11:01AM

Good work, friend!!! Not decide on attained!!! We want to see a result!!! *6* stars are got by your masterpiece...

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Member ID: ceetwarrior

Location: COS, CO