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Aim industries or Chasis tech has drop springs for the rear of your truck. Mike

took me a little while, but here are a before and after picture.

do you have to remove the exhaust crossmember in order to get the tranny out? thanks, Mike

:thumbsup: just wanted to say he's an honest guy to deal with.. Thanks, Mike

Blee1099 , a great seller :thumbsup: Just want to say Ben is an upstanding,honest individual. Thanks, Ben :)

They have some on ebay right now http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2438078451&category=33731 Mike

Dude , check with Cory at Fordpartsnetwork.com. I believe they have the core support for less than $ 100.Then all you have to do is cut out yours and weld in the new one, instead of cutting out 2. Also do a search on this site and you will find a write up about the whole procedure. Good luck...

udmsvt wrote ok, i already have the white faced gauges......i want to know about the AC panel.....how do THEY look? The 2 gauges look great together during the day, but at night when you turn on your lights, the white a/c panel looks like ****. Mike

O.K Guys, I have the indiglo gauges and the white face a/c panel. You can take off the black one or not. The white one does come with 2 sided tape. I took off my black panel and put the white one on. Here is the only problem I have with mine.The 2 gauges look great together during the day, but...

Yes it worked. Let me know if the junkyard one does not work out. Mike

Hey Bro, I 've got one sitting in my garage, out of a 92 sport. How does $ 50 shipping included sound to you. Let me know, Mike

I would like to thank Derrick for the clear tails I bought from him recently. A great guy to do business with. Thanks Mike

I would like to thank Mike for the tupperware pieces I bought from him. A great guy to deal with.. Thanks Mike

Hey Johhny Island, I am going to try and make mine from a steel ranger pan. Sir Michaels wanted $260 for a steel F150 pan, so I went with the ranger pan for $150, I think. Have to check the receipt.Good luck, Mike

Not in Fla. you could be driving a motorized sled down the street and use hand signals, and still be legal. Gotta love the south! Mike

The width on a 1st gen is 64 -65 inches and height about 9-10 inches. Mike

What did they use to make that roll pan(make&yr). Thanks, Mike

It seems to me that the Ebay one takes your altenator and rewinds it up to the higher amperage. The other site , you just buy from them. I have always wondered about that Ebay one myself.. Somebody on this site has posted a good place to get high performance alts from, but I just don't remember...

Hey fellow 1st Gen Xers, They have some white face a/c gauges on Ebay.Mike http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2411872993

I need some help in identifying some wires. I'm looking at the back of my rear wiper switch, red, black,white,blue/red,black/white.Which one of these wires are the power in? I think the red,black and white go to the rear wiper motor, so what's up with the 2 striped ones. Please help Mike

Al Jolson portrait, Martin Luther King dedication? good luck, Mike

You can use the button for the rear wiper motor, it is 12 amp already and wire the selanoid to it. Just change the button on the dash to a simple push button. Mike

See that picture that Steve has, just get 3 nuts to fit in the triangle and you are set. Mike

If you would like me to help guide you through this, I will be home all day Sat & Sun.You could call me and I will help you through it. My door panels are off , as I am going through alot of restoration & rebuild. Mike

Here is what I did, my motor was good, but the plastic gears that are inside the motor were shot. Go to home depot with your motor and buy 4-5 nuts that will fit inside the gear covers and put it back together. I've had mine for 2 years now.You will have to drill a few holes to get the motor...