Carbon fiber 1969 F250

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Wow! It’s beautiful!


I have so many questions! I wonder if it stiffens it up enough that should they ever finish building it, would it squeak and rattle down the road like the originals do? I wonder how much weight was cut?

I don’t think a carbon fiber bed could ever be useful. I don’t think there’d be much dent resistance. First crack would bring me to tears! Lol
 
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