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Front view of a 1987 Ford F-150 covered in snow, parked on blocks. Another vehicle is visible to the right
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“Rusty”1988 Ford F-150

documented by KC200787 12 photos documented since 7 years documented ♡ Follow this build

The story

First 4wd AND pickup that I bought. 3rd vehecile I have owned. Had some problems when I got her. Rebuilt rear end and some brakes she ran like a banshee untill the slave cylinder let go on me at Dairy Queen. Possibly going to be dedicated trail truck or possible parts for a manual conversion on another bronco. Who knows? — KC200787

Photos

Front view of a 1987 Ford F-150 covered in snow, parked on blocks. Another vehicle is visible to the right 1988 Ford F-150 — White pickup truck covered in snow, parked next to another vehicle 1988 Ford F-150 — Ya know when you see those stop signs and similar posts in the ground holding a sign up? Well have you ever w… 1988 Ford F-150 — White pickup truck covered in snow, front quarter view. Rusty body, raised on cinder blocks 1988 Ford F-150 — Horrid rust...push hard enough and you WILL find the ground on her... 1988 Ford F-150 — Keep in mind I NEVER patched any of this...this is from the PO's patch job... 1988 Ford F-150 — Very rusty...poor rusty :( rusted metal, looks like part of a vehicle's undercarriage, possibly a frame rail or floor pan 1988 Ford F-150 interior showing steering column, dashboard gauges, and part of the radiator 1988 Ford F-150 — Steering column with exposed wires and ignition cylinder removed. Dashboard shows vents and fuel gauge 1988 Ford F-150 interior with dashboard and steering wheel Close-up of a black plastic steering column shroud with exposed metal components behind it
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