1967 ford f100 cab

[tyshumaker]

I'm in desperate need of a 67 ford f100 cab. Mine has so much rust I don't think I can do a good restoration on it. If anybody knows anybody somewhat local to Pennsylvania that May have one for sale please let me know. Thanks everyone and have a good thanksgiving holiday!
tyler

[thejunkman]

I don't know where you are in PA, but this guy is around my parts near pittsburgh. Seems kinda pricey but I don't even know what the going rate is for a rust free cab.

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/pts/4201787375.html

[tyshumaker]

Ill check into that. Thank you. I dont know if thats expensive or not but I definitely will need it

[PetesPonies]

pricey but nice. I have a '67 cab ( there are differences you know) that has a little rust, but restorable. But, I'm in SC.

[tyshumaker]

What do you mean differences?

[PetesPonies]

There are differences in '67 cabs and later cabs. Seatbelt locations, dash holes, door jamb holes etc.

[snake]

Probably the most important difference (as pointed out above) is the heater controls are different so the dash is different on 67 cabs. This is the one difference that will cause problems for you as you would need to ether cut and patch that portion of the cab or change the controls to the 68-72 style.

[tyshumaker]

Oh boy thanks for the heads up guys. I never knew that. I'm not taking it back to original but I do want to keep the classic interior look they had. Except a roll cage and bucket seats being the only difference

[red403]

For the heater controls you could make a plate and weld it in then drill the holes for the heater controls. That is what I am doing to keep my heater controls for the 67 without cutting the dash.