New member from Mexico City!!

[ta TACO]

I thought it looked strange. Good eye Racer.

[JBoRacer]

from Indianapolis

[Pierre]

Hello and thanks all of you for your comments. I got this truck a couple of weeks ago and I've been searching and reading all the info in so in the internet, but I couldn't find the correct info about it. All beacuse the code stamped in the VIN tag is totally different than the article decoding the VIN, also some details explained in the article identifying your 67-72 doesn't mach the year date. Several mechanics here in Mexico had told me that the engine is a 302, but nobody had seem this kind of truck, all think it is imported from US, but cheking the frame and the engine it seems to be made in Mexico, reason that makes me understand why the differences. In those years here in Mexico the rules for the VIN number used to be different and the evolution of the mexican models were always a little behind from US models. I found many Crew cabs with four doors, but only one "Crew" cab with two doors and it was called Extended Cab, so I'd prefer call her Extended Cab. However, the person who sold her to me, hasn't give me the original invoice to check what it says, as soon as I get it I'll let you know. I share the pic I found about the Extended Cab.

[Joe Kriston]

Wow,...Welcoming a new guy named Pierre from Mexico City wth a '72 Extended cab...If that isn't unusual...I wonder if your truck originated in Brazil or some place in South America....They had some unusual cab combos for the bumpsides....A hearty welcome from Phoenix, Az. ...

[BiggDogg]

from Southern California Interesting truck

[cowbay]

I have never seen that before. Pretty interesting good piece of history there

[70 ranger]

Welcome from Victoria B.C. Canada. Thanks for the pictures! I have never seen anything like that. Keep us posted on it.

[flyboy2610]

I guess it'll look much better with out the camper...

If only you weren't in Mexico City!!!!!!!
If you ever drive it up to Lincoln, Ne. you can leave the topper with me!

[Pierre]

I guess it'll look much better with out the camper...

If only you weren't in Mexico City!!!!!!!
If you ever drive it up to Lincoln, Ne. you can leave the topper with me!

Ha ha ha... The farest I've driven up there is to the Grand Canyon, Az driving a brand new car... I acept Lincoln challenge, but you have to wait until I get my truck in good conditions, just like new... about a 5 years... I hope you still need the topper!

[Pierre]

Hello and thanks to all of you!!

Finally I got the original invoice!!! And says just like this....bla bla bla... F-100-115... bla bla... 1972... bla... engine V8, 185 hp and 4737 cc, wich means it is a 289 ci !!! And also says it is "Double Cabin" (Crew cab) and made in Mexico !!!

[STROKER69]

welcome from so georgia. If thats a 302 from south of the border it worth a chunk of change to the racing crowd

[ezernut9mm]

welcome pierre. that is one crazy truck. thanks for posting pics.

[Pierre]

Definitely looks better without the camper!

[dolinick]

Hello and thanks to all of you!!

Finally I got the original invoice!!! And says just like this....bla bla bla... F-100-115... bla bla... 1972... bla... engine V8, 185 hp and 4737 cc, wich means it is a 289 ci !!! And also says it is "Double Cabin" (Crew cab) and made in Mexico !!!

That is so awesome! You have a VERY unique truck. I wonder how many were made and or are still around? Maybe it it the only one. I just bought or am in the process of buying a '71 Crew. I am looking forward to owning a classic ford crew cab. Anyways welcome from San Antonio, Tx.

[CNM67]

That thing is rad dude! I've never seen one with the full sized extra cab but no rear doors. I cant wait to see what you do with it?