Australian '69 F350 - work in progress

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Re: Australian '69 F350 - work in progress

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Your first pick with the suspended dent cab. It looks like a hillbilly amusment ride for the kids. Can I ride? 8) :D
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Re: Australian '69 F350 - work in progress

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Can't wait to see it when its done. That truck sure is llllllloooonnnnnggggg now! Probably give a nice ride on the highway now too.
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You should update here. I saw your picture on the other thread.
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Re: Australian '69 F350 - work in progress

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I was going to post in here after posting in the 'favourite pic of your truck thread' but it was after 2am here and I was falling asleep :lol:
I only just got the truck ready to carry cars about 3 weeks ago. still plenty to do (finish toolbox frames, fill in the sides, proper tie-down points etc) but at least i can use it now. Just picked a 302c for it on the weekend, so i can finally replace the 240.. After that's in i think it may be time for some glossy paint.
the car's on backwards in these pics, as that's how i pulled it out from the shed. And yeah I winched it a bit too close to the cab :doh:

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Lookin good bud. lol was also awaiting more pics here after seeing it in favs.
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Re: Australian '69 F350 - work in progress

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Somebody moved your steering wheel over to the other side of the cab! ;)
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91Bear wrote:Somebody moved your steering wheel over to the other side of the cab! ;)
the stuff i use to clean the seat was a bit slippery, i went around a bend a bit fast, when the body-roll finally went away i found myself on the wrong side of the cab still clutching the steering wheel.. it's stayed there ever since :wink:

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lol sorry. "favorite pictures of your truck or trucks" thread.
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Re: Australian '69 F350 - work in progress

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ahh sorry i should have worked that one out.. it's just on 1am here, i had a long night at work, and i have to take my wife to the airport in a few hours.. it's a long day that awaits me :(
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Re: Australian '69 F350 - work in progress

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truck looks good, I would like to build something like that one day for moving my cars around. what brand and year is the car on the truck.
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Re: Australian '69 F350 - work in progress

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thanks hazelnut, it's a 1973 Australian Ford Falcon :)
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Re: Australian '69 F350 - work in progress

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Awesome project! I love that era of Falcon too. What part of Oz are you in and where is the track you go to? I have a few friends in the hotrod biz in Melbourne...
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Forgot to ask... Did you buy that wrecker from Darryl Kerrigan? :D
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Re: Australian '69 F350 - work in progress

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lol.. i'm in south oz, i race at heathcote which is about 2-2.5hrs from melbourne, 20mins past bendigo :)
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Re: Australian '69 F350 - work in progress

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Phil,

Awesome truck man! :thup: I too really like what a DRW can do. :lol:
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Just picked a 302c for it on the weekend, so i can finally replace the 240..
How's the "little 302" coming along? (That's what most folks here call our 302's)! :lol:

Love my SBF's! Also really like your Falcon, we've still got the 71' "Chero" in the family.
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