Miscommunication, I think. My point is that the truck is rare. Not that it was the only one made. By rare I mean; I don't know anyone that has one, you can't find one for sale anywhere, people still stop to ask me about the truck wherever I go, the truck gets a lot of compliments, and I can't...
@ UTfball68... I do see a lot of flaresides, but only one Ford 76 flareside 4x4, and that's in Europe. I am looking specifically for a 1976 F-100 Ranger flareside 4x4. And I just learned that it is a '76 1/2 in which Ford flattened the flange on the bed to accomodate a camper shell. If you could...
M78... thx for the picture. I notice that this truck has a much larger "stepside" area than my 76. I also notice that the rail on the bed is angled (making it hard to place a camper shell on it)...
So I'm still looking for website or photo of a 1976 F-100 4X4 Ranger :)
Yep, advertised as "Flareside" in the 1976 catalog. For whatever reason, I had always referred to it as a stepside. To me, the word flareside brings up images of something different, and stepside makes more sense because you can step up on the side :)
From what I've seen (more appropriately...
This is an extremely rare truck. In fact, I challenge you to find one on google :)
I'd like to know what it's worth. It is a restoration vehicle- needs work all over. It would not be worth much if it were not rare. But its rarity is what gives it value... but how much?
Thx for the welcomes! I found "LMC Truck" and now subscribe to the catalog. Looks like it has most of the parts and accessories I will need. Anyone familiar with them? Thumbs up or down?
Greetings Ford Fanatics! I have just been reunited with my first vehicle that I gave up in 1991! Not sure where to start... It's thrashed :( It has sentimental value but will probably cost a fortune to restore. It runs but needs work. What's a good resource for parts? Or if I decide to sell it...