Front clip swap?

[D427COBRA]

Ok, that explains. The only actual change is right at the fenderwell. The clip is a straight swap, the cowl is the same 87 up. It doesn't look that much different on that cab, but the box probably looks a little out of place now.

I'm sorry to correct you, but the cowl is different by about an inch. I just did this to my 90. (Try to post pics later).

Everything from the Cab back is the same sheetmetal wise, obviously badging is different. You will need the rad support, cowl, hood, fenders. bumper, and the headlight/grill assy. Special mods will be: #1-A tab you will need to weld to the top of the structure where the fenders attach to the cab, #2- you will have to add an extra parking lamp socket to each side, #3- You have two options for the headlight sockets themselves, you can leave them as is and use you current headlight bulbs, I chose the latter and repinned the connector to use the 92 headlight bulbs. The biggest mod will be mounting the front bumper. 92 and newer frames have the crumple front frame horns and the bumpers bolt on from the sides, you got the old style frame that they bolt on from the front. What I did was use my 90 bumper mounts and welded them to the reinforcement plates for the 92 bumper, adjust and shim as required. Pretty easy swap really.

 

[Fellro]

I have never put a tape across, so was going on cosmetic appearance, my mistake.

 

[73F100Shortbed]

Well if you are gonna be in PA that's even better. Let me know if you plan on doing the swap. It's complete. Just let me know before we put a backhoe through the cab It's a 94 F-SuperDuty btw.

 

[Austin]

Well if you are gonna be in PA that's even better. Let me know if you plan on doing the swap. It's complete. Just let me know before we put a backhoe through the cab It's a 94 F-SuperDuty btw.

Really now?! I might just have a look at some other parts on it then!

 

[Ridgerunner]

Well if you are gonna be in PA that's even better. Let me know if you plan on doing the swap. It's complete. Just let me know before we put a backhoe through the cab It's a 94 F-SuperDuty btw.

 

[73F100Shortbed]

Hey Austin I'm putting a backhoe through the F-Superduty this week most likely

 

[DNFXDLI]

Hey Austin I'm putting a backhoe through the F-Superduty this week most likely

Video!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[73F100Shortbed]

Video!!!!!!!!!!!!

Of course! It should be a fun thing to do

 

[DNFXDLI]

Be more fitting if it was that other brand of truck...but yeah, should be fun!

 

[73F100Shortbed]

Yeah it would be. We did try to fiberglass the hole in the oilpan to keep it around a little longer though

 

[DNFXDLI]

Yeah it would be. We did try to fiberglass the hole in the oilpan to keep it around a little longer though

Maybe duct tape as well?...

 

[73F100Shortbed]

Maybe duct tape as well?...

The duct tape didn't stick

 

[Austin]

Hey Austin I'm putting a backhoe through the F-Superduty this week most likely

NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

 

[DNFXDLI]

The duct tape didn't stick

JB Weld

 

[73F100Shortbed]

JB Weld

That didn't work either LOL

 

[Austin]

Give it to me, maybe that'll help...

 

[DNFXDLI]

That didn't work either LOL

Damn..out of helpful suggestions now!

 

[73F100Shortbed]

Give it to me, maybe that'll help...

You can buy it. 4 almost new tires in back. Good cab and front clip. Running diesel engine if you put a new oilpan in it.

 

[Austin]

You can buy it. 4 almost new tires in back. Good cab and front clip. Running diesel engine if you put a new oilpan in it.

If I had the money....

 

[73F100Shortbed]

If I had the money....

Maybe if I can crush it small enough maybe I can get the USPS to cancel their 'If it fits, it ships' boxes