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Ol' Ron · 03-24-2014, 02:30 PM

Yes welcome. The hardest part of this king of restoration is derusting everything to find out what is usuable. Fortunately most everything is available for it. This unfortunately takes deep pockets. It's aldo time to consider modifications. A good example would be to use a 525 Sagna steering box. and especially the F150 RTS T 170 transmission, It's a 3 speed with OD and looks stock and will work well with your present rear axle ratio. Improving your braking is another option along with a nice set of seat belts. I'm in the process of doing all this for my grand children..
There are allot of people on the barn here than give you allot of help along with good and bad ideas. Take care.

03-24-2014, 02:30 PM	#20
Ol' Ron Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Chester Vt Posts: 8,985	Re: New guy with an old truck. Yes welcome. The hardest part of this king of restoration is derusting everything to find out what is usuable. Fortunately most everything is available for it. This unfortunately takes deep pockets. It's aldo time to consider modifications. A good example would be to use a 525 Sagna steering box. and especially the F150 RTS T 170 transmission, It's a 3 speed with OD and looks stock and will work well with your present rear axle ratio. Improving your braking is another option along with a nice set of seat belts. I'm in the process of doing all this for my grand children.. There are allot of people on the barn here than give you allot of help along with good and bad ideas. Take care.