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08-10-2010, 02:07 PM
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Still a Ford boy... Just.
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: The Hills
Posts: 554
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hey guys,
I've got an 86' F100 ute, which ive had for 14 years now, was on the road for about 5 of them. Learnt to drive in it and it in the paddock while dad drove it on the road. It dropped a cylinder and rust started to get to it, so it has been pulled off the road to be fixed up, rebuilt and its just never happened. Other projects got in the way and time got away from us and yeah you know how it goes lol. So its been sitting out the back for almost 9 years now, so as you can imagine its a bit worse for wear. The time to start rebuilding as begun. I was browsing around online a little while ago and found a website to a shop in qld that had just about every part imaginable for a F series ute. I can't find it now, so any help putting me onto a this shop, or something similar would be greatly appreciated. Its going to be stripped back to bare chassis and built from ground up. Everything brand new/rebuilt or reconditioned. cheers.
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Help finding a car/ute shop.
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