Sheet carrier

[GTOguy]

That looks like a big Wham-o to me!

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by Tikiman

The hell does wheelbase have to do with anything? Why don't you compare radio presets while you're at it?

1975 - 7 stations
2022 - 30 stations

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by ptindall

Wrong-O.

1975 F-150 GVWR was 6,050 lbs.

Same as my Ranger.

Originally Posted by ptindall

1975 F-150 wheelbase is 133", 139", or 155".

Not for the regular cab, long bed:

[Bruze]

My first pick-em-up, a '71 Chebby stick six. Bought it in 1975:

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[Steve_R]

Originally Posted by Bruze

My first pick-em-up, a '71 Chebby stick six. Bought it in 1975:

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[YadKareNNN] Did it have a custom sheet carrier? [/YadKareNNN]

[MEANZ06]

Originally Posted by Bruze

My first pick-em-up, a '71 Chebby stick six. Bought it in 1975:

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Looks like my first truck. '69 with a SB V8 with a 3-on-the-tree and it had the 2X65 air conditioner

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by Bruze

My first pick-em-up, a '71 Chebby stick six. Bought it in 1975:

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That looks a lot smaller than a new Ranger.

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by MEANZ06

Looks like my first truck. '69 with a SB V8 with a 3-on-the-tree and it had the 2X65 air conditioner

We called it WD-40: windows down at 40mph. This was in the Carter years, when over 55 was illegal.

What a great president. A nuclear engineer who created an energy crisis, "stagflation", and home mortgage rates approaching 18%.

[ptindall]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

Not for the regular cab, long bed:

Did you just refute my posting the wheelbase is 133" by posting an image saying its 132.99"?

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by ptindall

Did you just refute my posting the wheelbase is 133" by posting an image saying its 132.99"?

That's the standard cab long bed. The short bed is 115". I don't know your source for the longer lengths, but I suspect they are for the king and supercab versions, where very few were produced. Or maybe F250s, 350s....

[Bruze]

Originally Posted by Steve_R

[YadKareNNN] Did it have a custom sheet carrier? [/YadKareNNN]

It was a short-bed, so yes, I had to make a special sheet carrier when the wife wanted a new set of bed sheets.

They barely fit it, but it worked!

Sorry no pix.

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by Bruze

It was a short-bed, so yes, I had to make a special sheet carrier when the wife wanted a new set of bed sheets.

They barely fit it, but it worked!

Sorry no pix.

I had a '69 F100 Ranger as a winter rat back in the late 80's and Baby Doll refused to ride in it.

[ptindall]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

That's the standard cab long bed. The short bed is 115". I don't know your source for the longer lengths, but I suspect they are for the king and supercab versions, where very few were produced. Or maybe F250s, 350s....

I posted the wheelbase specs from Ford's own Brochure. All you had to do was read them. Here's Ford's own brochure for 1979 showing that there was no F-150 wheelbase less than 133" through the 1970's. You continue to confuse the F-100 with the F-150. Maybe intentionally to troll or maybe out of ignorance and a pigheaded unwillingness to learn. Either way, you're wrong.

[GTOguy]

Originally Posted by ptindall

I posted the wheelbase specs from Ford's own Brochure. All you had to do was read them. Here's Ford's own brochure for 1979 showing that there was no F-150 wheelbase less than 133" through the 1970's. You continue to confuse the F-100 with the F-150. Maybe intentionally to troll or maybe out of ignorance and a pigheaded unwillingness to learn. Either way, you're wrong.

*wrong-o

[LATB]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

That looks a lot smaller than a new Ranger.

I looked it up on the google, and surprisingly they are almost the same L W H.
But the C10 definitely has "broader shoulders" and a larger look. And has 48" between the wheel wells.

[Tikiman]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

I had a '69 F100 Ranger as a winter rat back in the late 80's and Baby Doll refused to ride in it.

Probably just didn't want to be seen with you.

[MadInNc]

Originally Posted by Yadkin

That's the standard cab long bed. The short bed is 115". I don't know your source for the longer lengths, but I suspect they are for the king and supercab versions, where very few were produced. Or maybe F250s, 350s....

Nobody is listening to you. You can’t fix reality. Troll on

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by ptindall

I posted the wheelbase specs from Ford's own Brochure. All you had to do was read them. Here's Ford's own brochure for 1979 showing that there was no F-150 wheelbase less than 133" through the 1970's. You continue to confuse the F-100 with the F-150. Maybe intentionally to troll or maybe out of ignorance and a pigheaded unwillingness to learn. Either way, you're wrong.

Blowing up the portion in question we get this, no idea what year, and is largely illegible. We can glean that the F150 was only available in an 8' bed, and looks like 133" WB. The F100 6-1/2' bed is less, I can't read that number, my guess is that it is 18" less that 133", which just happens to be the number that I quoted from another source.

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by MadInNc

Nobody is listening to you.

Yet here you are.

[Yadkin]

Originally Posted by LATB

I looked it up on the google, and surprisingly they are almost the same L W H.
But the C10 definitely has "broader shoulders" and a larger look. And has 48" between the wheel wells.

Why so surprised? You don't trucks have gotten bigger over the generations?