Building a Crown Vic Swapped F100 in Ten Minutes

Today we will be reviewing a 1969 Ford F250 that is utilizing the chassis of a 2008 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor. The swap is utilizing the full cab of the truck and taking patch panels from the crown vic for the brake master cylinder as well as the HVAC unit. Suspension is Viking coilers in the front and RideTech Coils, adjusters and shocks in the rear. Braking has been upgraded to Mustang GT500 rotors (13') and Corvette C5 calipers. Interior is push button start for a little flare in combination with full TMI interior and flaming river column. Enjoy

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[fayazkakar]

I loved how you are incorporating your kids.

[kennyguillotte]

Did a great job with this body swap, watching your new build now. You do pretty work.

[THROTTLEPOWER]

Excellent video and great job on the 👍👍👍

[richcaseaxon]

Cool stuff, didn't know you did the bump before the uni. Look how small your helper was. LOL. Cheers.

[jacobfarkas]

I didn't know this was a thing. It would be a fun drive! Nice work.

[ifirefight]

Nicely done Man! I see you left the trim off, looks clean. I’ve spent hours and hours straightening the trim on my bump side.I could use those tail light bezels and tailgate trim for my 71.

[bobbyboothe]

Fantastic Video and Great Job. Truck looks great

[workingmansrestorations]

Wow. I just found my new favorite channel. I am collecting parts to do a 88 k5 on top of an 03 tahoe

[SchofieldBrothersRacing]

Do you do all of this in a 2 car garage? You're my hero. I'm building a 62 Falcon for drag n drive stuff in my 2 car garage. I spend almost as much time cleaning the garage as working to keep the wife happy about not tracking welding/grinding/sanding dust in.

[wildestcowboy]

Everyone making them into a general Lee

[genarojuarez]

I'm very interested in doing this to my 1971 ford f100

[countrysmurfcomedy]

💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🔧 ing 💙... Great turnout 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾🔥

[gunandknifenut]

Have a xtreme blazer. I want my wheels to sit in the fenders like that.

[allywilkeforsenate]

I have seen this done a truck.I have a spare Crown Vic that this would be perfect for.

[stupidsnek]

Have a really good condition 66 f100 sitting around. Really really trying to figure out how to do this.

It has a title and its in good condition so it sucks it wont be original but thats how i want it.

[johnshelton]

Clean job congrats on a cool ride. On my 79 I just used the crown vic front suspension upgraded of course and a four link in the back upgraded of course. I beefed up the small block and added a top loader. I kept the body stock only with new black paint but I like your choices all the crazy wiring on new cars was not for me I like simple even keeping mine a long bed with all the trim. Oh yeah great choice on tires and wheels in that respect we were on the same page. Again excellent job may you get many years of enjoyment out her. Looking forward to the next one keep up the good work.




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[CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER]

You win the best build award! I subscribed to your channel. Do you know when the first crown Vic swap was done? 1 of any notoriety? I'm curious because people laughed at me around 2010. I suggested taking a 1956 crown Vic four-door and put it onto a police interceptor crown Vic frame. Now somebody else might have thought of this but I came to me as I was looking at this beautiful 55 or 56 crown Vic four door. The car was beautiful. The engine transmission had been sourced out for some other project years before. I did measurements on the wheelbase and other items of concern.

[sambleasdale]

Considering a swap like this with a 79 f100. I love how you integrated all the Crown Vic stuff into the firewall, HVAC was one of my big questions. Question, what did you do for the gauge cluster?

[nitcat]

Beautiful build! How precise did you have to be with splicing in the pieces of Vic firewall, or could you explain how you figured out how to place them?

[HansoHasachiIU]

lot of work, how many hours you have, any help from friends? you still amrried after al lthe time you spent Looks great BTW