I have a 1963 shortbed unibody and I was wondering how many were made exactly it’s got a in-line 6 cylinder

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Asked by Harley Mar 15, 2018 at 09:48 PM about the 1963 Ford F-100

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Super rare, one sold at auction (Mecum) for over 30K, and it was an average restoration with modern updates (so not concourse). That's a big number considering what most older resto-mod trucks go for. Production numbers are: '61: 10,008, '62: 10,703, '63: 5456 (those are for the unibody trucks, not all trucks). I don't know what you paid for yours or plan on doing with it, but well worth investing money into (well, within reason).

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I paid $1,500 for it and I plan on restoring it but with a modern engine so I can drive it daily without worries

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Ken F can you answer the same question for the 1963 "wrong bed" custom cab straight 6 223ci 3 on the tree.

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I have a '61 wrong bed, it came with a 292 V8, 4BBl (Autolite) 4-Spd, bringing back to life as a semi-rat-rod!

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