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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
When the dash was taken out the first time (not me), some how the dash got a nice notched dent and hole in it (top right of pic). Cant see it when the dash is in the truck... but definitely can see it when its out and I will know its there...- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
Hard to tell. But somewhere along the line in this trucks life, the radio mount was "hogged" out. Not sure what I will do about that...- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
Some where in Eleanor's history, the dash was apart before. The plastic heater switch mechanism was discovered to be broken when we freed it. (Its the crappy white plastic piece behind the heater controls)- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
the dash Some where in Eleanor's history, the dash was apart before. The plastic heater switch mechanism was discovered to be broken when we freed it.- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
non sexy stuff Finally got the dash apart and opened to reveal nothing sexy at all. In contrast though, amazing the lack of wiring in the wiring harness in the 1978. Removal will be easy, clean up will be nasty, but really I feel I am on the last hurdle of this project. But, while I am in...- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
I found my paddles. Should be easier now to row against the current of **** chreek- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
won't I get reprimanded by the moderators?- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
My thoughts exactly. Pics coming this weekend.- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
Never. I am just a bit overwhelmed with the wiring. Did I mention I am not an electrician, nor a electrical engineer. Hell, I'm lucky I can chew bubble gun and walk at the same time.- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
update In the middle of doing non-sexy, update worthy stuff such as taking dash apart, matching up wires, splicing and dicing miles of spaghetti, trying to figure out heater controls, etc. Once the dash and internal wiring harness is situated, I will be posting pictures and updates on the...- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
pics And thanks for those pictures. If you find more, please feel free to post them. Talk about some motivation to get a project done. These pictures sure have done it.- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
That's awesome! Once I get this wiring harness situated, not much to do but sort out the minor mechanical bits and its road time (and picture time).- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
SOLD! Not the truck, the seats. LoL. So without hacking the floor up and creating a super sexy one off floor, the correct way to keep this build budget friendly was to bid adieu to the King Ranch dreams and focus on what is now affectionately titled "hell's spider web" and figure out the...- 1killerz
- Post #143
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
I appreciate the info most certainly. Its a slow process, but I am making some headway at least. More to come once I get this wiring harness sorted out.- 1killerz
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1978 Crew Cab F250 4X4, 7.3 POWERSTROKE Conversion
You guys were awesome in helping me loading it that night. Me and my son were super exhausted, and you made it very simple to get it on so we could get back on the road.- 1killerz
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