One Owner Super Nice F-100 Long Bed Truck on 2040-cars
Pretty Prairie, Kansas, United States
This is a 1966 F-100 owned by my dad who drove it off the show room floor in 1966 my son and I pulled it from the pasture in the early 2000s and started restoring it. A mistake almost with the work it needed. I'm pretty sure there are those out there that know what I mean. The motor is the original 352V8 I did have it rebuilt with all new parts a few extras were added like a 4 barrel intake and carb electronic ignition ect. I do have the original 2 barrel intake for the motor. The original 4 speed transmission I replaced with a 4 speed overdrive made a big difference in fuel as 1500 RPM runs the truck at 65mph no modifications were done doing this I used the same cross member and no holes were drilled in the frame for the install the pressure plate clutch throw out bearing and pilot bearing were replaced as well and the flywheel turned to. I did have a one piece aluminum drive shaft made to eliminate the two piece carrier bearing set up. I do have the original 4 speed transmission as well. As you can see from the photos it was taken all the way down when we started on it. 95 % of the chrome is new all brakes bearings ect are new. The door hinges window cranks door latches window molding's ect all new.The paint is pearl white interior is pearl white and blue I installed power steering as well so all components are new. The bed is rhino lined and has a heavy rubber mat in it some photos show a tool box in it that will not go with the sale unless you want it also no holes were drilled in the bed to mount that either. This is a very fun truck to drive and very solid can be driven anywhere or just sit and look at. The truck may have 10,000 miles on all the work done So if you have been looking for a vintage truck at a more then fair price as I have looked at many this may be the one for you thanks for viewing my add if you have questions ask or would like a special photo that I don't have on here just ask for that to by e-mail or by phone 620-200-1285 Dave
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We test the 2016 Ford F-150 Pro Trailer Backup Assist
Thu, May 21 2015There are some automotive tasks that are more or less impossible the first time you attempt them, no matter your skill level. Remember the first time you had to back a trailer into position? Yeah, you'd have more luck disarming a nuclear bomb than getting the trailer where you're aiming. Ford is preparing to debut a technology that takes the mystery out of reversing a trailer, with the new Pro Trailer Backup Assist. Available on the entire 2016 F-150 range, the system essentially allows owners to drive their trailers by way of a dash-mounted knob. Turn the knob and the steering wheel automagically turns to the correct angle, leading the trailer in the desired direction. The steering wheel twirls about as needed, although drivers still have direct control of the accelerator and brake pedals, much as they do with Ford's Enhanced Active Park Assist system. Ford has spent eight years developing the system, the company's engineers told us. Drivers will need to measure their trailers a certain way and fit the checked reference sticker you can see in the gallery, although once a measurement is stored in the system, it can easily be recalled using the display in the instrument cluster. The system can stow the measurements for 10 trailers, and can accommodate tow-behinds up to 33 feet long. As of right now, though, the PTBA can't work with gooseneck trailers or fifth-wheels, although we're betting Ford is hard at work to accommodate those more substantial setups. "Pro Trailer Backup Assist is a smart solution to save time and increase productivity for our customers," Doug Scott, Ford Truck's marketing manager, said in the attached statement. "Instead of struggling to back up their trailer, they can spend more time on the job or enjoying the lake." We took part in a hands-on demo of the new system off the Detroit River, near Grosse Ile, MI. Full disclosure, we didn't back the trailer into the water, (your author had no interest in potentially damaging the roughly $50,000 boat/trailer Ford brought in for the test). We did, however, conduct a brief test in the safe confines of a nearby parking lot. Our immediate impression of this technology is that it will be a boon to novices or first-time towers, a group of which your author is a member. It takes the mystery out of backing up a trailer, and while there's still a learning curve involved, it's significantly easier than doing things the old-fashioned way.
Lucid Air, VW ID.4 AWD and Polestar 2 Single Motor driven | Autoblog Podcast #704
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Ford E-Series chassis cabs and cutaways to survive mass Transit onslaught
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