1967 F100 3v swap

I'm currently swapping a crown Victoria front suspension and 3v Mustang engine with a 4r70w into my 67' F100. I'm using the CV engine wiring and computer to control the driveline. IMRC and cam phasers deleted. When I installed the driveline I set it up so that I can run an unmodified mustang off-road Xpipe. Running a 9" rear lowered with spring perches and extended shackles. The trucks patina is staying for the foreseeable future. I'm here browsing for some parts for the build, specifically an 07+ coolant crossover. Here are the pictures so far.....

2v just for fun

Looks like a sweet project!

Welcome to the forum. Love the build plan. Look forward to the result.

That is awesome! Are you going to just leave it NA?

For the time being it's just going to be NA, I'll just happy to have it running by Carlisle in the spring

This is bad ass. I am planning a build like this someday as well. Cant wait to see the end result

subbed. awesome looking build. love that body style truck. should have done KC did on fast n loud and swapped the coyote in it instead

Ok I'm really into this because I'm about to start the same idea with a 1960 F250 I picket up.

Keep the updates coming man!

Also welcome to the site.

Thank you, really looking forward to hearing it run

Love it!!!

Flip those exhaust manifolds side to side to face forward and hang a pair of turbos for ludicrous POWAHHHHHH!! But only after adding a forged crank, rods and pistons.

Also, I think you have the wrong dash. My brother had a '67 F100 and it had a sweep speedometer. Like this.



Google says your dash is from a F600.

The dash was from a 78 f600. I got lucky enough to score one locally, it's getting some speedhut can bus gauges to match the originals

Never seen the dash swap like that before. Looks cool.

Here's my go fast car....not the focus




And my previous one for you s197 guys



And old one from quite a few years ago

Shit. Nice history of cars.

Wow, i got chub....

On the ground for a bit

Wasting no time I see. Nice!

jaa55,

Great project and I envy your fabrication skills! Talk about taking the best from two eras (old and new, is what I mean) and putting them into one unique package.

What are your plans for suspension? Interior? Bed (wood planks or metal)?

Keep those pics coming, please.

Chris