I owned my first F150 in 1979 and drove it to High School my senior year. When I retired from a long career as a firefighter, I wanted to relive that time and found my current '79 in really good condition. After almost five years and many more upgrades, including numerous parts from LMC Truck, I am enjoying this real head-turner and award-winning rig.
I purchased this truck from the owner back in August of 2016! The truck had one respray in 1980 and I wanted it to shine! Paint correction done and clear coat added by a gentleman in Gypsum, KS. -Don.
This is my first truck, a 1990 Ford Bronco XLT. I got this Bronco in the summer of 2006 for $600. At the time, it was not running and needed an oil pump. After I replaced the oil pump, I was able to drive it around for the next four years before having to park it due to the computer catching fire. I ended up parking it for a year or so and then in 2011, after getting a new computer for it, my dad and I rebuilt the 351 Windsor in it. In 2019, I decided to do ... read more >>
My 1950 F-1 project began only as a vision. What had been estimated to be a 1 - 2 year project, extended to 20 years. Along the way, I realized that it was as much or more about the journey than the destination. The engine is a Chevy RamJet 350 combined with a 4L60E transmission and a Ford 9" rear equipped with disc brakes. The front suspension is from a Dodge Dakota that provided IFS, power rack and pinion steering and disc brakes. The rear suspension is a parallel 4 bar. Creature comforts include Vintage Air A/C and a ... read more >>
This is my first vehicle and I couldn’t be happier to have this also be my opportunity to work on an awesome old truck. 1981 F150.
Plans to put in a 302 or a 4.0. Paint by Miguel Soto.
Born and raised in Chicago, however, I spent most of my summers in Durango, Mexico, which is where I fell in love with a relative's Ford 1976 F250. Absolutely gorgeous truck, with its phenomenal performance in the rugged country, it quickly became my dream truck. That dream in 1992, became a reality in 2016. I purchased a 1978 Ford F350 Camper Special from a cousin living in Las Vegas. The truck was in absolute great condition, definitely worthy of restoring and bringing back to life. Two years later, I set off on making a 90% restoration project (that luckily ... read more >>
Picked up this 1985 Bronco II after a few months of searching for the right one. I was so happy to find LMC Trucks for a readily parts source as I redid the brakes, weather stripping, and air conditioning. Still a few things to take care of, but love driving it through the mountainous area of NW South Carolina.
When my dad passed away in 2001, I wanted to honor him and keep him in our memories. When my siblings (14) and I look at the truck, it reminds us of our dad and the good times we had with him.
Bad news about the green '72 C10 Jim gave me. I had a catastrophic fire in the engine bay on a short road trip I was on the interstate, when a lady started honking at me and saying hey you're on fire, she saw smoke rolling from underneath my truck, so I pulled over in time to pop the hood and attempt to put out the flames using my jacket. But as the flames grew, I had to step away and watch her burn for at least ten minutes. The local fire department acted extremely swiftly but it was ... read more >>
My '95 is the 2nd F series standard cab I have owned for 30 years. I had a design idea for retractable seats and drawer storage that I fabricated for my '81 F350. Our family used this functional platform for many years on several vacations. I had also designed a unique two-part shell with a removable portion that finally made it to reality. The shell was constructed using three '92-'95 Bronco shells. 1200 hours, a lot of fiberglass, and ingenuity consumed my Summer of 2022. As a work in progress, and the shell close to finished, the restoration of ... read more >>
Todo empezó como un proyecto y cada vez me gustaba mas como estaba quedando. Está hermosa, F100 1969.
My great grandfather had a '65 F100 and my mom would often tell me stories of riding in the back of it in my grandfather's tobacco farm. I always thought they were cool trucks, so when I found one that would work out for me, I picked it up and that began the journey of working on my F100. Even though it’s early on, a lot of memories have been made working on it with my dad and I hope to take my grandpa for a ride in it soon!
I've had my F100 for 20+ years. A couple of years ago, I made the commitment to restore this beauty and with the help of LMC truck, I was able to easily research and order (many) parts to complete this project in just over a year and get her back on the road. It's been fun to drive and great to represent the Ford community with this one!
I bought it in 2015 from a guy who drove it every day back and forth to work. Clear was coming off the paint and since I used to paint cabinets, I decided to paint my truck, turned out pretty decent.
