Ford F100 more than just parts

Working late into the night during the week and every weekend that you can with just the lights in the garage burning to keep you company; as you wrench the last of the F100 parts into place, you realize that this Ford F100 has a long lineage of amazing trucks in its pedigree.

The old ford truck means an awful lot to you, and you aim to keep it on the road for as long as there’s breath in your body. You’ve always loved its classic lines, ever since your grandfather told you it was yours when you were young. There’s a lot of personal history in it and now plenty of your own added to it. You just got it running after some tune up parts and can barely hold your excitement since it’s always been a dream of yours to finally get the truck back on the road.

Whatever the reason is behind your dedication to taking care of the old ford, you know that with C&G’s parts any Ford F100 for that matter can get a new lease on its life.Every time you work on your truck, you can’t help but admire the lines of those fat fenders and the shine of the paint. The trucks engine is an original 292 Y-block and runs as quiet now as it did when it rolled off the assembly line. The steadiness of the engine as it takes you where you want to go is a reassuring feeling that makes you want to drive it even more.

You’ve worked hard to make sure that everything on the exterior of the vehicle that needed replacing was replaced. You’ve also worked hard to make sure that you got the interior of the vehicle looking sharp except for a couple of minor things you want to take care of. You search through the online catalog for that shop that sells classic Ford parts, and you look for the year of your Ford F100. When you see that they’ve got the cigar lighter element, you quickly order the part. As you’re searching, you also happen to see that the shop has that pair of sun visor brackets you’ve been meaning to replace. Figuring that you might as well get both of these old Ford replacement parts while you’re at it, you go ahead and order them.

You feel a sense of anticipation while you’re waiting to get your hands on them and get them on your vehicle, but you feel a bit of nostalgic sadness too. Once you finish up these two minor tasks, there’s no more work left to do with the vehicle and you’re going to miss those late nights in the garage just you and the vehicle that has earned a place of respect in American history.