I have a 1987 flareside, currently restoring the truck. Finished rebuilding engine and tranny. Paint is left, which it could use. My question is how rare are they exactly? http://
Thanks for the welcome and yes from what I have read about them ford produced them for one year in 87. In the gen 8. They used the gen 7 flaresides, as it has the chain tailgate and all. This is just what I have read up on it. Currently restoring it just rebuilt the 302 in it. It was my grandfathers truck, only had 81k miles on body.
Like I posted on F150forum... It's a very very uncommon truck.. They did only make in in 87 for the 8th gen nose.. It's got a gen 7 bed with the gen 8 style over fender roll..
I see, I was just wondering. I've had tons of people try to buy it off of me. Which I would never sell just because of the sentimental value it holds. Does anyone know of someone who can custom make projector headlights for the 87-91 as well while I'm on here lol.
I have emailed companies asking why, and the reply I got was that the 87-91 f150 were "work horses" and that they are not many of them left on the road so there isn't a big demand for them.
I would love the 87 flareside bed on a gen 9 powestroke
Ive always wanted to pick up a gen 9 psd and swap over flareside and gen 7 sheet metal onto it, but my flareside is too nice to tear up and most psds in that range are THRASHED
I had that truck in black silver new 87 for 4 months 300 auto . Traded for a 79 the mudders and lift kit .. Kids LOL more power . I like the front end I bought a 89 new reg bed of course was best truck I ever had .