I NEED SOME MEASURMENTS PLEASE

[xtremeeric]

can anyone tell me on a SWB 67-72 F100 what is the length from center hub, to center hub. also, what is the width from disc to disc in the front? thanx alot

[GT-Racer]

check out the body builders handbook on the main page.

http://www.fordification.com/bodybuilder70.htm

[xtremeeric]

i have to be honest with you, i don't know how to read those schematics.

[layedout72]

what do you mean center hub to center hub? are you talking about the front and rear track widths?

[xtremeeric]

from the center of the front wheel, to the center of the rear wheel.

[layedout72]

that would be the wheelbase measurement. Which is 114.8 on a swb f100

[xtremeeric]

do you know how wide the front end is from disc to disc? thanx

thanx alot laydout72.

i noticed your name, what front clip did you use to lay out your 72?

[zakt]

Is there a body builders handbook for the 67'?

[layedout72]

do you know how wide the front end is from disc to disc? thanx

thanx alot laydout72.

i noticed your name, what front clip did you use to lay out your 72?

nothing yet, its not layed out yet, or anywhere close for that matter. word is though, that a mid 80's fullsize clip is the same width as ours frame wise. I dont see the a-arms pushing the wheels out as far as the beams do with our trucks personally, so the track should be fine as well (not wider than the front). I hope to start before summer on the frame, but I will be only using the front clip and running all new rails.

[FORDification]

Is there a body builders handbook for the 67'?

I have the Body Builder's Manuals for all the bumpside years except '68, plus have them for '73-'76. The dimensions didn't change for the bumpside trucks though AFAIK, so using the '70 specs on your '67 should be OK. However, I do plan to sit down one of these days and start comparing the bumpside books and see if anything actually did change that I'm not aware of.

[zakt]

what about for the crewcab longbed 2wd F350 in 67' with the wheelbase being 164.5 have any on that?