Here's One For Ya....

Discussion in '1957 - 1960 Ford F100, F250 and F350 Truck Forum' started by KW5413, Sep 27, 2016.

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  1. KW5413 Vet Zone Texas Chapter Founding Member

  2. dustybumpers Article Contributor Founding Member

    Nice find

    find me a 62 f 650 like my first dump truck!
     
  3. FTZ HAIC Staff Member Oregon Chapter Founding Member

    I hope I look half as good when I'm as old, lol.
     
  4. 1970something TOTM Winner Founding Member

    unfortunately for Charlie and i, we are both older than that rig.
    and neither of us look anywhere near that good.
     
  5. BKW Founding Member

    Rare does not equate to value.

    These F350's have leaf spring front suspension, 6 lug 7.25" bolt circle wheels, manual drum brakes and steering, ride and steer like oxcarts.

    It's a Flareside, a Stepside is a Chevrolet/GMC :arghh:

    And...I'm also older (72) than it is...
     
  6. dustybumpers Article Contributor Founding Member

    Yeah Bill, but your WAY better lookin than Tom.......
     
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  7. 1970something TOTM Winner Founding Member

    well Charlie, at least i do not look like the south end of a northbound horse like you do!!
     
  8. 57FordGuy Founding Member

  9. BKW Founding Member

  10. 57FordGuy Founding Member

    So Ford went from 100 to 250 and from 350 to 400 and so on? Where does a F650 fit in there?
     
  11. dustybumpers Article Contributor Founding Member

    In the old days, it went
    100,150,250,350,400,450,500, 550,600, 650,700, 750, then 800, 850 was the top.
    bigger trucks were L series, or L cabs.(louisville)
    The replacement for my 650 was a 750, then later, a L-7,000
     
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  12. dustybumpers Article Contributor Founding Member

    there were also, P for panel, and c for cab over besides the F series
     
  13. 57FordGuy Founding Member

    Glad I didn't work in a parts store!
     
  14. dustybumpers Article Contributor Founding Member

    BKW did, that's why he's so good at helping us with our projects!
     
  15. captchas

    good god! some one had to bring up Louisville's!! had one with a 318hp 8v71 double breasted yamaha backed up by a 13 spd road ranger. eaton walking beam holding the rears. it was good for the city or beantown runs , tune up time we threw away the c 65 injectors gave it a set of n 95's motor motor didn't last long after that goosing .
     
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