Ed, I found the ebay listing, but I don't recognize the van. I don't see any red flags, other than having a reserve on the price. Everything I see agrees with...
Hi Francis,  To convert from liters to cubic inches multiply (Liters x 61.002) or inversely to convert cubic inches to liters divide (Cubic inches...
I've found this web site, which has a lot of stuff at very reasonable (seems to me),prices. http://www.yourautotrim.com/whiteperf.html I found a closed cell...
Here is a site for "Broncos" that has a few items that can be used on 1st Gen Econolines... I suspect FORD used the 1st Gen Econoline Door Straps on the 1st...
Hey gang,, I'm planning on fabbing up a custom cold air intake on the 65 that will face forward just below the floor at the front of the engine bay. Just...
Francis, the spring shackle bushings are all the same, 1961 to 1967. But the shackles are not. They came in two lengths, front and rear. The early fronts, 1961...
John, all good info, thanks! I seem to recall someone (Fred?) saying that ABS tends to sag when used on headliners. I've got a few sheets of FRP I've been...
Ted, my micrometer gives the following: Kingpin diameter - 0.741 inch Locking pin groove depth - 0.079 inch That's from a kingpin with the correct groove, of...
John, thanks, I can confirm that the early Bronco straps will work on the front doors (I've got a '66 Bronco). As usual, there's some fine print to read. ;-) ...
Roger, Eugene Phillips and several other folks have installed a "ram air" intake like you're describing, and I've heard nothing bad about it from anyone. ...
OOPS! Correction - early rears measured *4 inches*; late ones measured 3-1/4. Fronts and rears are the same on a given truck, *except* mid-1965 to mid-1966...
Any one have any pictures of this Ted Johns / Woodinville, Washington Roger, Eugene Phillips and several other folks have installed a "ram air" intake like...
I've got some printed photos, and Eugene's hand-written writeup here someplace. Eugene could get more info on a sheet of paper than anyone I've ever known. I...
Jay Isn't the idea of putting a blockoff plate at the DH lid level supposed to force more air through the radiator ? Wouldn't mounting a plenum in that plate,...
I have a couple loony plans if anyone thinks it would be necessary. One was to put a spring loaded flap inside the intake somewhere in the area near the carb,,...
Jay, thanks, what is FRP? I've got an exact cut out in plywood as a template, I never considered using it as a base itself. I'll check with Fred on the...
Roger, there is a very nice setup here http://www.themodernform.com/econoline/econoline_cooling.html John/Fresno ... From: polecat1010 <polecat1010@...> ...
That's a really nice setup John. Thanks for posting that. I notice that he doesn't have the lower part pointing forward,, which would seem to have less of a...
That extra air from the cold air intake won't hurt a thing. No need to bleed it off. It could help provide just a touch more power at speed. The colder temp...
I have a ram air setup om my pickup I put together with Stuff I got from my local PEP boys. Posted pics in the photo section under "Terrys 3 window." Terry K...
Marv, absolutely correct that it would take away part of the cooling air from the radiator. But the 1965-67 models didn't have anything across the top, so...
Not needed, at least on any of the installations I've seen. Unless you get the thing supersonic you're not talking about very much pressure. Jay in CA...
FRP is short for Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic. It's a material that comes in sheets, and is commonly used as a wall covering in commercial kitchens and...
Thanks guys.. I appreciate all the input. I had hoped to get this little project done this weekend,, but alas, it was not meant to be. My welder is in our shop...
Can someone get a few good pictures of the dash where the holes are supposed to be? Since I have the front glass out, I want to go ahead and get this drilled....
I just copied my template, send your address and I will get it in the mail Ted Johns / Woodinville, Washington _____ From: Econosrus@yahoogroups.com...