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OK, sorry, just didn't realize it was multiple vehicles. I kind of miss this link for a while and then catch up but it was just too much to catch up with this last time, lol.



Not a problem! I can’t keep track of them myself! If someone asks how many I need to put in the thinking cap and start counting fingers. Last number was about 6. Only 2 now together so it’s quite the puzzle.


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Re: 1966 F100 EcoBoost Engine Swap & 1966 427 Project

Quickie update ‘66 427 Truck.

As of a bit ago all lights now working! Gear Vendors all hooked up wired. Initial check shows it should be good to go.

2 more wires on Tachometer & it’s done.
Then all inside wiring will be complete.

Then it’s on to polish door panel trim and install.

Pass side door lock gotta find that last clip.

Then installing the black door pockets and chrome trim for now. Will see how it looks. May change pocket color to Parchment or install the body color access panels.

Interior still needs gas tank carpet & brackets but ok for Cars n Coffee!

Truck is ready now for that extended test drive! Yippee!


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Re: 1966 F100 EcoBoost Engine Swap & 1966 427 Project

Update: Uncle Mel stopped by & we decided to go on a slight extended test drive loop of around 24-25 miles. We stopped for fuel first then to In n Out for a bite to eat. Spot right up front. After eating Mel twisted my arm suggesting we take 303 Freeway for a bit. So, now it’s got 55 miles on it! Things could not have gone better. Mel kept eye on handheld while I watched all other gauges. High temp was 174 degrees. Usually in the 160’s
Took a cloverleaf on-ramp at speed and it was fantastic! On way home pulling from stoplight a brand new dodge with temp sticker thought he could race. He did his best. Wish I could have told him “ hey buddy, that was 10% throttle you need a bigger hemi”


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Re: 1966 F100 EcoBoost Engine Swap & 1966 427 Project

Bought some PPG interior paint in Parchment for door pockets and armrests. Hoping to paint them this evening. Just started to sand & polish tensing interior exterior trim.


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Not bad looking! :thumbup: Looks like it needs a little roof rot repair, but nice otherwise.



Randy, I hope all goes well with your extended test drive! :)



Thanks!
I was a nervous wreck having hard time believing it was finally time for the slight extended test drive!

When we got back nerves had settled a “bit” and I thought. Do I really get to keep it!


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Thanks!
I was a nervous wreck having hard time believing it was finally time for the slight extended test drive!

When we got back nerves had settled a “bit” and I thought. Do I really get to keep it!

Oh, I can relate to that feeling, I bet I would have been a bundle of nerves too!

I'm glad it went without a hitch, and congrats on spanking the guy in his new Dodge. :beer: :bounce:
 

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Congratulations on the test drive, Truck looks fantastic! By spanking the Dodge with the Hemi, does that mean you’re in “Spotlight Row” at Cars and Coffee on Saturday? See you Saturday at Cars and Coffee.

For those of you not aware of Cars and Coffee, here the link www.scuderiasouthwest.com/smg/
 
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Congratulations on the test drive, Truck looks fantastic! By spanking the Dodge with the Hemi, does that mean you’re in “Spotlight Row” at Cars and Coffee on Saturday? See you Saturday at Cars and Coffee.

For those of you not aware of Cars and Coffee, here the link www.scuderiasouthwest.com/smg/



Still working on truck but going to call it a night. More progress but not where I want it to be. Going anyway! It’ll be dirty, not done. Never had time for sand n buff but I need a break!

Where it was at when I pulled it into main shop earlier today.

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I just rinsed wheels off as my driveway is a dust pile. Rain last night so should be no dust in morning.

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Randy,

You are going to have a smile on your face for a month of Sundays for your work on this truck. Congratulations on being at the finish line.
 

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Your attention to detail is amazing! I have watched this thread since the beginning and am always looking forward to your progress. I'm glad you can now see the end and can enjoy the fruits of all your time and labor. You have definitely earned it.
 
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Randy,

You are going to have a smile on your face for a month of Sundays for your work on this truck. Congratulations on being at the finish line.



Have not gotten into throttle much yet as just hit 100 miles but the torque band seems very very flat right off idle on up. No doubt more TQ than HP.

8.7 mpg first tank. If I drive to gas station for fuel about the time I get home low on fuel!




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Your attention to detail is amazing! I have watched this thread since the beginning and am always looking forward to your progress. I'm glad you can now see the end and can enjoy the fruits of all your time and labor. You have definitely earned it.



Thanks! Going to take a bit of getting used to it but so far so good.

Now to get serious about final details. Sand n Buff first then pick a little at a time until complete.

Torque converter a bit slippery for my taste but obvious making a bunch more torque than what was estimated. Surely not going to remove, send back & re-install. Killin’ the mpg but it’s always in the sweet spot for power. Limited so far up to around 3800 rpm.




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Congratulations on the test drive, Truck looks fantastic! By spanking the Dodge with the Hemi, does that mean you’re in “Spotlight Row” at Cars and Coffee on Saturday? See you Saturday at Cars and Coffee.

For those of you not aware of Cars and Coffee, here the link www.scuderiasouthwest.com/smg/



It was good to meet you!
Hope the long drive was worth it!

Headed to Scottsdale Pavilions around 3 pm.

If the building the truck didn’t kill wallet the Gas bills sure will!


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That truck is just gorgeous Time Warp! Often attend the Good Guys shows near Seattle and can't remember ever seeing anything as good as yours. What is the white you used for the exterior? It looks a little off-white but not sure. I'd like to redo the red on my '79 to an antique or off white, just not bright white. Had to smile about the Dodge. :)

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That truck is just gorgeous Time Warp! Often attend the Good Guys shows near Seattle and can't remember ever seeing anything as good as yours. What is the white you used for the exterior? It looks a little off-white but not sure. I'd like to redo the red on my '79 to an antique or off white, just not bright white. Had to smile about the Dodge. :)

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Hi John,

Color is stock 1966 Color paint code M.
Wimbledon White. It is a creamy white but looks great with bright colors.


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Re: 1966 F100 EcoBoost Engine Swap & 1966 427 Project

I had to chuckle when leaving Cars n Coffee. While at show not that many paid much attention to a 50+ yr old truck with many cars there from 1-3 Million. But, I think a few more paid attention when I fired it up and drove on out... now they are wondering what in the world was that! Had to share as arrived early and way more people noticed when I left than while there.


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I had to chuckle when leaving Cars n Coffee. While at show not that many paid much attention to a 50+ yr old truck with many cars there from 1-3 Million. But, I think a few more paid attention when I fired it up and drove on out... now they are wondering what in the world was that! Had to share as arrived early and way more people noticed when I left than while there.

I still get that with my F4. Drive in and drive out with that unique Cummins Engine sound.
 
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All taken with my 2 yr old cell phone. One of these days will have a better camera.

The truck looks great.

As far as the camera goes, don't dismiss more recent cell phone cameras for things like built-in HDR processing.

The sunset images in particular would be (nearly) impossible with a regular camera within a single exposure.

Good lighting single exposure, yeah, a good camera will blow away a cell phone camera. Cell phone camera images also tend to fall apart as it is enlarged, much more quickly than a good DSLR image taken with a good lens.
 

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Randy, it was great meeting you yesterday at Cars and Coffee. The fantastic pictures of your truck that you have posted on GJ don’t do the truck justice. The truck is beyond words, the attention to details that you have taken on this truck in incredible. You are a MASTER Craftsman in every way when looking at this truck.
Congratulations on a job well done.
 
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Randy, it was great meeting you yesterday at Cars and Coffee. The fantastic pictures of your truck that you have posted on GJ don’t do the truck justice. The truck is beyond words, the attention to details that you have taken on this truck in incredible. You are a MASTER Craftsman in every way when looking at this truck.
Congratulations on a job well done.



Thanks to all!

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Re: 1966 F100 EcoBoost Engine Swap & 1966 427 Project

Thanks All!
374.5 trouble free miles so I retired it for now. Going to show this morning and a idiot in a Nissan passes me in a gore point doing 90+ mph. Kicked up rocks and chipped my NOS windshield. Done for now. Time to move on to next project. Eco2
That’s until supplies run out.
No $ for more supplies so will see how far I can get.

Also made another trip to Scottsdale Pavilions with a much bigger crowd.

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Re: 1966 F100 EcoBoost Engine Swap & 1966 427 Project

Thanks All!
374.5 trouble free miles so I retired it for now. Going to show this morning and a idiot in a Nissan passes me in a gore point doing 90+ mph. Kicked up rocks and chipped my NOS windshield. Done for now. Time to move on to next project. Eco2
That’s until supplies run out.
No $ for more supplies so will see how far I can get.

I'd be willing to take the 427 truck off your hands, but the chipped glass will reduce the value.....

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