Yes I put a regular bed on it and in the process ruined the fuel tank I had. I need to find a side tank and fill tube because when I braced the hitch it took the space of the rear tank

 

Here is a few pictures of my truck and the progress

 

It looks good.. Just to let you know. Where I positioned my engine, I was able to use the clutch fan that came on the cummins. As for the fan shroud, The factory ford one fit PERFECT once I flipped it. I just havent had any luck with electric fans on any of my trucks for some reason. The temps always ran a little higher than it would with the clutch fan. Try looking at these from bronco graveyard. 1967-79 Ford Full Size Truck/Bronco Side Fuel Tanks & Parts - Fuel Systems Truck The only thing I cant find is the fill tube... Tanks are pretty cheap though.

 

I dont have my original fan shroud was MIA when I got the truck but I do have one from a previous 7.3 I owned im hoping that will work. And as far as tank I am gonna try to get the straps and stuff at a local yard then order a tank. Also thought about making a fuel cell

 

Another question for ya. Getting everything hooked up on the Cummins how did you do your gas pedal

 

 

 

If I could post a pic of my pedal I would. We moved a couple of weeks ago from Jersey to Tyler TX. My computer is packed away along with the internal power supply going bad before we moved. If I could figure out how to post a picture from my phone, id take on for you. I made a bracket to attach the pedal to the firewall . I used the dodge pedal because that linkage from the ford pedal ends up behind the head of the engine and is useless. Ill have to get you some pics somehow

 

Ok that answered my question pretty much. Didn't understand how you could of used the ford pedal.

 

Do you have a diagram of how you wired your to start off the ignition.? I swear I got mine set up right but It wont crank over