Bullistik8v92 wrote:That is a good looking truck. Honestly it's a nice compromise. You get the look of the older truck with the added interior refinements of the OBS powerstroke.

I think the price is a little high, but it's pretty low miles for a OBS 7.3.

I agree on all accounts.

1996 Bullnose 7.3 powerstroke

Now this, is along the lines of what I would love to do someday...

https://portland.craigslist.org/clc/cto ... 58249.html

Looks pretty dang clean.

https://yakima.craigslist.org/cto/d/kit ... 43513.html

bumpsidetreasures wrote:I wonder which frame was used for this build. Early 70's Highboy frame perhaps?

IIRC that is exactly the case.

Looks solid

That bracket looks nice!

Even a fresh engine would have a tuff time starting if it's cold out. Due the nature of those it's hard to build much heat in them. If you don't have a block heater or some ether you need good batteries. Crank until you get a pretty good amount of fuel out of the stacks then stop and let the cylind...

Sounds good!
Looks like it needs a little "help" getting started though

Nice!
Another project...