@@conormayweather5474Give or take. So pay $20k for a 200k mile 7.3, or $12k for a probably running perfectly fine 6.0 with 100k miles and drive it till it blows and bulletproof it or do it immediately. Boom $17k in the truck, just as reliable, newer, rides nicer, good fuel economy and more power. The amount people sell 7.3s for now is killing the point of why people loved them.
Exactly! I have a 2000 F550 that I bought for $17k this year with only 150k miles, I'm getting ready to do a full 2018 conversion of the interior and exterior. I love the body style, but I don't even like the newer diesel engines. This is my 3rd 7.3l powerstroke because my first one got totaled by a Volvo and I sold my 2nd 😢 regret it ever since. Now I have an F550 I will never part with, so I'm going to turn it into the truck of my dreams.
Also you can swap a obs 1997 to 2002 f150 and expedition frontend and dashboard with a 2007 to 2014 and 2015 to 2017 expedition frontend dashboard and frontend. It's the same body style.
That's awesome keep up hard work and dedication man . You going make big on UA-cam one day watch keep posting videos. And if you do remember I told u so .
*doing this now and my front bumper looks like yours at the **4:19** and **4:20** mark where you can see the fender mount hole right where the bumper and fender meet. I see you were able to move the bumper up, im curious what you did to move it up. I also have the factory foglight in the bumper, I noticed that clearance is an issue. I have spacers in there now to help move the bracket from the fog light bucket. This moves the bumper forward but im trying to avoid moving it forward much more due to the offset of the curve of the wheel well between the bumper and fender. What adjustments did you make to get the bumper up higher to close that gap? Did you make new mounting holes? The very last picture you show at **4:24** is what im trying to get to (smaller gap). I have the mcnasty bumper bracket kit also. Any info is greatly appreciated, great video!*
For the front bumper I ended up just mounting it directly to the old bumper mount that’s notched out but I only used the bottom mounting hole on Each side to mount it, I had the mcnasty bumper bracket also but when I tried to use it my bumper wouldn’t look right and had a bigger gap like how you explained yours.
Very cool! I always wanted to do a conversion like this. The only question I have would be in regards to inspection, specifically PA if anyone knows. Would this actually have to be classified as an R-Title after a new bed and front end?
No. It's a 1999 F-series no mater what you bolt to it. Change the interior change the body panels, the suspension, another transmission, take the whole cab off and put on another year it's still a 99 for taxes, inspections, and title.
Thanks, I made more videos but I never ended up editing them or posting em,I never really did anymore major work on it, Im currently building my engine for my trailblazer ss and looking for a 05-07 crew cab super duty to rebuild similar to this truck to post a start to finish project.
Im doing this same conversion. to my excursion. I need the 2016 wiring harness for the headlights and adapter... im having a hell of a time locating this. How did you get yours? or howd you wire your new lights?
@@jimmylomeli9248 eBay sells the adapter should be like a 9007 to H11 bulb harness or something along the lines of that, I think the aftermarket LED bulbs might also work could buy the 9007 bulb kit and a H11 bulb kit and use the h11 bulbs with the ballast from the 9007 kit so it plugs into the factory harness
I'd like to look at one of these converted trucks in person just to see if it looks like a junkyard job or like it came out of the factory lookin like that
There are a bunch that are butchered together,mine had a lot of time and money into it so it was pieced together nicely and the right way with the matching bed, only thing on mine That was iffy In this video was the original rear doors needed to be replaced due to rust and a cracked mirror
I see you had leather front seats, I have a 2000 f350 xlt extended cab with the cloth seats all around. Is there any way to change the rear bench to leather or did you just keep it cloth? Thinking about doing this project with my truck any help is appreciated!!
I used leather seats front and rear that came out of a 01-03, you can do the rear but one hole for the floor won’t get bolted(doesn’t make a difference because the rest bolt up and keep it in place) and the back part of the seat you can use any angled piece of metal and make a bracket with self tapers or weld it if you’re capable, I self tapered angled aluminum as brackets and made it work
They should have the same bolt pattern right ? I know SRW trucks kept the same pattern 1999-2021 if the duallys stayed the same like the SRW then you could just put them on if not then you can buy the adapters online, I’m sure eBay sells em
I’m definitely subscribing I’m picking up a 2004 Ford F-250 5.4 v8 (don’t criticize me ) it’s my real first 3 quarter ton rig I’ve had a 91 f150 and a 2000 ford ranger xlt I want that conversion kit tho
I almost got a 5.4 before this one , I have a list of parts somewhere in comments or description, just search eBay or junk yards for parts, good luck with the truck.
They’re the original doors from 1999, the rear doors should only be changed to 08+ on the extended cab only if you put 08+ interior since the rear door panel has the seatbelt built into it,but otherwise the doors don’t need to be touched
Thanks. I have the same body style as you extended/super cab. Looks great thanks for the information can’t wait to try and get mine to look half as good as yours.
Personally I think a cab swap would be way more involved because you have wiring,and other sensors on one cab that’s not on the other ect,plus you’d have to swap the vin from the old cab to the new one to be in compliance with emissions, the only way I’d say it’d be worth it is if you got a cheap rust free complete donor truck and a lot of time to do the swap lol , but it’d definitely be easier to just do the front clip.
I did it back in 2017,I bought the parts new from Ford it was about $4k for the front clip parts and $500 mcnasty brackets, the bed tailgate and bumper was $3k and paint was $1k, so for me it was right around $8500ish & I did the labor, but now you could probably get the parts & bed for $3-4k used maybe less
@@smoovekat6276 the kit for the brackets is $500 and you’ll need 11-16 hood,fenders,grille,bumper,upper &lower grille support,hood latch, hood hinges, headlights and little stuff that goes with all that, I’m sure you can find all that used for $2500ish if you shop around, and I’d say anticipate to buy atleast $500-800 in paint materials, and if your not mechanically inclined and can’t paint I’d say prob atleast another $2k in labor. So parts with brackets & paint supplies looking at $3500-3800.
Outside is expectation and when you open the door is reality.
Is looks good and I rather have the 7.3 does 6.0 power strokes are bad all of them are pretty much trash
@@carolinamartinez1085 their not if you build them bud
@@NOAHR101yea if you add like another 5 grand to get it bulletproof
@@conormayweather5474Give or take. So pay $20k for a 200k mile 7.3, or $12k for a probably running perfectly fine 6.0 with 100k miles and drive it till it blows and bulletproof it or do it immediately. Boom $17k in the truck, just as reliable, newer, rides nicer, good fuel economy and more power. The amount people sell 7.3s for now is killing the point of why people loved them.
@FordFan01 I prefer the 6.0 over 7.3 you’re absolutely right , 7.3 is overrated
That’s really convening, if I saw that rolling down the road I’d have know idea it’s a conversion. Great job!
Sure beats the hell out of spending 70k on a new one.
and the thing is twice as reliable
Exactly! I have a 2000 F550 that I bought for $17k this year with only 150k miles, I'm getting ready to do a full 2018 conversion of the interior and exterior. I love the body style, but I don't even like the newer diesel engines. This is my 3rd 7.3l powerstroke because my first one got totaled by a Volvo and I sold my 2nd 😢 regret it ever since. Now I have an F550 I will never part with, so I'm going to turn it into the truck of my dreams.
@@danielallen9610how’s it going
What a transformation. Looks really great!
Also you can swap a obs 1997 to 2002 f150 and expedition frontend and dashboard with a 2007 to 2014 and 2015 to 2017 expedition frontend dashboard and frontend. It's the same body style.
Very Impressive! This is amazing. I had no idea. My favorite video. Awesome job. Start a business doing this.
The truck looks awsome
Paint matching the front bumper would look SICK
nice looking truck, For an older platform.
You have a very excellent pickup truck sir. Nice!,❤
That is nice as hell man
I have a 2006 I’m getting a body upgrade similar to this.
Nice looking truck 👌🏾👌🏾
Nice!, good luck with the build!
Ive a 1999 Ford 250XLT 7.3 so this a new conversion Cab you found with the Mchasty front end
That's awesome keep up hard work and dedication man . You going make big on UA-cam one day watch keep posting videos. And if you do remember I told u so .
Thanks I appreciate it!
*doing this now and my front bumper looks like yours at the **4:19** and **4:20** mark where you can see the fender mount hole right where the bumper and fender meet. I see you were able to move the bumper up, im curious what you did to move it up. I also have the factory foglight in the bumper, I noticed that clearance is an issue. I have spacers in there now to help move the bracket from the fog light bucket. This moves the bumper forward but im trying to avoid moving it forward much more due to the offset of the curve of the wheel well between the bumper and fender. What adjustments did you make to get the bumper up higher to close that gap? Did you make new mounting holes? The very last picture you show at **4:24** is what im trying to get to (smaller gap). I have the mcnasty bumper bracket kit also. Any info is greatly appreciated, great video!*
For the front bumper I ended up just mounting it directly to the old bumper mount that’s notched out but I only used the bottom mounting hole on Each side to mount it, I had the mcnasty bumper bracket also but when I tried to use it my bumper wouldn’t look right and had a bigger gap like how you explained yours.
@@wildingarage2003 aaahhhhhh ok. Thanks! Your truck looks great!
This is awesome man!
Very cool! I always wanted to do a conversion like this. The only question I have would be in regards to inspection, specifically PA if anyone knows. Would this actually have to be classified as an R-Title after a new bed and front end?
No. It's a 1999 F-series no mater what you bolt to it. Change the interior change the body panels, the suspension, another transmission, take the whole cab off and put on another year it's still a 99 for taxes, inspections, and title.
You did a killer job. Why did you stop posting videos?
Thanks, I made more videos but I never ended up editing them or posting em,I never really did anymore major work on it, Im currently building my engine for my trailblazer ss and looking for a 05-07 crew cab super duty to rebuild similar to this truck to post a start to finish project.
Where did you buy the kit?
whats all the parts you used??? hood fenders lights bumper? u use newer radiator? cant u just use the 2011 radiator support?
That trucks really gorgeous 😍😍😍🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Do you for editing
Thats sec on 4 wheels 🤤😍👍
Do you think a 2009 f250 tailgate and rear bumper fit on a 2003 f350?
Did you have to change doors
This thing looks fucking sweet
Nice job !
Is there an adapter you used for the rear pigtail so the turn signal lights wouldnt be reversed? Im having that issue right now
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Im doing this same conversion. to my excursion. I need the 2016 wiring harness for the headlights and adapter... im having a hell of a time locating this. How did you get yours? or howd you wire your new lights?
@@jimmylomeli9248 eBay sells the adapter should be like a 9007 to H11 bulb harness or something along the lines of that, I think the aftermarket LED bulbs might also work could buy the 9007 bulb kit and a H11 bulb kit and use the h11 bulbs with the ballast from the 9007 kit so it plugs into the factory harness
Beautiful truck looks grate how much paint did it take to paint and clear the whole truck
Thanks ,I bought a gallon of base and a gallon of clear but had some left over when it was finished
@@wildingarage2003 and that's painting it inside and out
@Wildin Garage also thanks for replying back I really appreciate you and ur channel I have a silver 99 f250 diesel and I want to do the same thing
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You shud do the dash swap as well
Badass man I have 01 7.3 I’m looking to do same thing
Kick ass job
So sick !!
I'd like to look at one of these converted trucks in person just to see if it looks like a junkyard job or like it came out of the factory lookin like that
There are a bunch that are butchered together,mine had a lot of time and money into it so it was pieced together nicely and the right way with the matching bed, only thing on mine That was iffy In this video was the original rear doors needed to be replaced due to rust and a cracked mirror
This is a great looking conversion! Do you have an itemized list of everything you bought and cost of labor?
Badass. I don't know how to do all that but I would if I could
How much this conversation cost?
I'm in the process of doing this to my truck if I could contact you about some questions that would be nice!!!
You could email me at hickeyt1992@yahoo.com
@@wildingarage2003 awesome. I got it
When you did the swap. Did you use the original 99 wheel liners or did you go with the 2011?
I re-used the 99 Original liners, I just trimmed about 1-1.5” off the edge of the outer side
I don’t remember exactly how much but you could def start with about an inch and work your way up till it fits right.
@@wildingarage2003 I did the swap a few weeks ago. And that's all I need to complete it. I appreciate it. Thanks for the help
Beautiful project. I’ll do the same to mines. Thanks
Thanks
Did you perhaps sell this to someone by chance?
Good work
Thank you
If I didn't see the inside I would guess this was a 7.3 swapped 6.7
Would you do it for someone if they paid you to do it? Would you do anything different if you were doing it again?
Yeah
Are the doors original?
chris beavers yeah the doors are the originals
I see you had leather front seats, I have a 2000 f350 xlt extended cab with the cloth seats all around. Is there any way to change the rear bench to leather or did you just keep it cloth? Thinking about doing this project with my truck any help is appreciated!!
I used leather seats front and rear that came out of a 01-03, you can do the rear but one hole for the floor won’t get bolted(doesn’t make a difference because the rest bolt up and keep it in place) and the back part of the seat you can use any angled piece of metal and make a bracket with self tapers or weld it if you’re capable, I self tapered angled aluminum as brackets and made it work
An my chance you still have those stock wheels that the “black” truck had before conversion ???
I had two sets of em I’d have to look
Would that grill fit my f250 2009
You can swap the whole front to the 2009 but just the grille wouldn’t work
How can I fit 2017 dually stocks on my 04 ?
They should have the same bolt pattern right ? I know SRW trucks kept the same pattern 1999-2021 if the duallys stayed the same like the SRW then you could just put them on if not then you can buy the adapters online, I’m sure eBay sells em
I’m definitely subscribing I’m picking up a 2004 Ford F-250 5.4 v8 (don’t criticize me ) it’s my real first 3 quarter ton rig I’ve had a 91 f150 and a 2000 ford ranger xlt I want that conversion kit tho
I almost got a 5.4 before this one , I have a list of parts somewhere in comments or description, just search eBay or junk yards for parts, good luck with the truck.
@@wildingarage2003 unfortunately the guy sold it before I could get it he’s a backstabbing idiot for selling it behind my back 😤😐
@@wildingarage2003 my dads got a 2001 7.3 powerstroke sounds like a jet btw 🤤🤤 but yeah I told my dad about it
What size lift and wheels and tires? Also does it rub or anything
4” rough country lift, 20x12 wheels with 35” tires, no rubbing unless hitting a bump while fully turned.
Did you swap out the door shells to the 2011 and up styles or are the door shells original?
They’re the original doors from 1999, the rear doors should only be changed to 08+ on the extended cab only if you put 08+ interior since the rear door panel has the seatbelt built into it,but otherwise the doors don’t need to be touched
Thanks. I have the same body style as you extended/super cab. Looks great thanks for the information can’t wait to try and get mine to look half as good as yours.
Did you have to change your doors
Doors are original, they match up perfect
Would a cab swap be simpler or easier this way
Personally I think a cab swap would be way more involved because you have wiring,and other sensors on one cab that’s not on the other ect,plus you’d have to swap the vin from the old cab to the new one to be in compliance with emissions, the only way I’d say it’d be worth it is if you got a cheap rust free complete donor truck and a lot of time to do the swap lol , but it’d definitely be easier to just do the front clip.
How much was the full conversion
I did it back in 2017,I bought the parts new from Ford it was about $4k for the front clip parts and $500 mcnasty brackets, the bed tailgate and bumper was $3k and paint was $1k, so for me it was right around $8500ish & I did the labor, but now you could probably get the parts & bed for $3-4k used maybe less
Disregard my itemized post because I see this now
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Nice 👍
Noice
Can you send link?
Link for what? The brackets?
Bro can I do this for my 6.0 ?
Yeah 100% can, it’s the same thing as 7.3
Can you give me a good estimate on how much ?
@@smoovekat6276 the kit for the brackets is $500 and you’ll need 11-16 hood,fenders,grille,bumper,upper &lower grille support,hood latch, hood hinges, headlights and little stuff that goes with all that, I’m sure you can find all that used for $2500ish if you shop around, and I’d say anticipate to buy atleast $500-800 in paint materials, and if your not mechanically inclined and can’t paint I’d say prob atleast another $2k in labor. So parts with brackets & paint supplies looking at $3500-3800.
Looks great! Too bad its not crew cab...
I know lol I regret not building a Crew cab short bed
Next, is a 2016 dash and seats lol... ???
down the road... swap the engine as well aaaaanddd there you have an actual 2016
The sky is the limit 😉
Smash
Those are Hostile Gauntets lol not Fuels js nice build too
Dr. Rick my originals were fuel wheels prob why I thought that lol
bruh jus buy a new truck at that point
I wanted so to my 97 f350
It costed? Lack of education
Okay and you point is?
Maybe you can come over and teach me proper grammar.