Wierd discovery (late-model bumpside)

[TexasVine]

Nice truck Eddie!

[Eddie]

Nice truck Eddie!

Thank you!

[Wilfred of Ivanhoe]

this is my F100 1975 (yes, down here this is the 1975 model), three on tree, Y-block 292 and power brakes (upgraded)

Eddie,

That is a very nice truck. I wonder just how similar it is to the US 67-72 styles. Do you know if there are any Brazilian parts stores that would ship international to the US? Is there a forum like Fordification for the F1000 styles? Was this sold in other South American countries or possibly even Central America? Sorry to bother you with an old thread.

[Eddie]

this is my F100 1975 (yes, down here this is the 1975 model), three on tree, Y-block 292 and power brakes (upgraded)

Eddie,

That is a very nice truck. I wonder just how similar it is to the US 67-72 styles. Do you know if there are any Brazilian parts stores that would ship international to the US? Is there a forum like Fordification for the F1000 styles? Was this sold in other South American countries or possibly even Central America? Sorry to bother you with an old thread.

Hi Wilfred,

Thanks.

I believe that Ford choose one basic model of the american F100 to produce here, with no optional itens.

I believe you can find stores that ships to us. Are you looking for an especific part? maybe i can help.

i know that in argentina the f100 was knowed as "pata larga"

[Wilfred of Ivanhoe]

Hi Wilfred,

Thanks.

I believe that Ford choose one basic model of the american F100 to produce here, with no optional itens.

I believe you can find stores that ships to us. Are you looking for an especific part? maybe i can help.

i know that in argentina the f100 was knowed as "pata larga"

Eddie,

Thank you for your response.

Well I went to Brazil a few years back (South and eastern mostly and it was fantastic!), and since then, there have been things I tried to buy that I had seen while I was there, from stores I visited while there. The international bit gave me troubles though. From what I understand I had to have a Brazilian Social Security number and address.

I would be very interested in any stores or resources you know of. The Brazilian ford market is still very new to me. I am not very familiar with the models. I am always interested in "rust free" parts. I am afraid the shipping will be very high though.

Argentina too? Sounds like the models might be more widespread. That sounds like good news.

Wilford