Ford F100 truck Crown Vic frame swap build - removing Crown Vic dash

[@Adrianzx]

I just want to thank you for having an informative but not lengthy video

[@LittleBoyCustoms]

Thank you for watching! It really helps me out!

[@earlybird5989]

This video is very helpful. I am now convinced that I will NEVER take my dash out. I will just repair the bad spots and move on. That looks like a total pain in the ass.

[@LittleBoyCustoms]

Its not as bad as it looks. I also think the truck dash looks better in the cab. The truck dash will also give you more leg room! Thanks for watching!

[@danhoy8356]

I am about to start a swap. And this is going to save me a lot of trial and error! Thank you for taking the time to make this

[@LittleBoyCustoms]

Good to hear. Keep us updated on your build and don't be afraid to contact me if you have questions.

[@danhoy8356]

@@LittleBoyCustoms will do!

[@jonathanpedroza2676]

Explained everything that was needed to explain just like your other video preciate ya getting it done myself I’m also in the dfw area keep doing your thing

[@LittleBoyCustoms]

Thanks for watching

[@kimmadison7448]

Me and my wife did my crown Vic to get to the heater core wasn’t that hard but they are heavy ass hell good video 🤙🏽🙏🏽

[@DavidAndBeverlyShumate]

Ty! God bless!

[@LittleBoyCustoms]

Thank you for watching.

[@brandongesiakowski2932]

What about the radio I see where it disconnects in the dash, but where do those go? Passenger side on the floor?

[@LittleBoyCustoms]

There are 4 looms of wiring. 1 in engine compartment 2 behind dash (1 runs along firewall and 1 stays in dash when removed) and 1 running to the back of the car. The radio wires stay within the dash part of that loom.