’73-’79 Ford Truck Parts: From Fenders to Cactus Smashers

Long list of available parts includes exterior, interior, and drivetrain parts, even some NOS original Ford parts. 

If you were around and old enough to be driving a Ford pickup truck anytime between 1973 and 1979, you were hearing words like “Death Star” and “Wookie” for the very first time and being introduced to the Bee Gees, boogie shoes, and bell bottoms. A lot of those things are no longer around today–well, thankfully, we still have Barry Gibb but not bell bottoms–but you are in luck if you have been searching for parts for a Ford truck from that Seventies era. And if you are looking to update, upgrade, and/or do some mods that require parts from a 1973-1979 Ford truck, you don’t even have to travel back to 1978 in “Greased Lightning” to find it.

All you have to do is head to our Ford Truck Enthusiasts Marketplace, where forum member “Twinzilla” is parting out ’73-’79 Ford Truck Parts: Body Parts, Interior, Drivetrain, Engines, Transmissions, Accessories, Etc.

If you are looking for large or small ’73-’79 Ford truck parts (1/2 ton and 3/4 ton, 4WD and 2WD), you just may find them here. He’s got a long list of parts, “even some NOS original Ford parts,” and fellow ford truck owners are already starting to dig through the virtual parts box. In addition to a lengthy list of available parts, “Twinzilla” also includes many clear shots of those truck parts.

So, you may want to check out the full ad to see what’s available for your next home-garage project You’ll find everything from doors and “decent condition fenders” to hoods, rear axles, and inner fenders.

Join the Ford Truck Enthusiasts forums now!

David Ciminelli

Los Angeles-based journalist David Ciminelli has covered everything from high-profile Lexus and Toyota reveals to reality TV show competitions focusing on custom automotive mods. He considers the "Droptops & Dirt" event in Malibu, “Luftgekühlt” and Sunset GT among his favorite automotive events to cover.

He has also interviewed artists like Megadeth and Jennifer Lopez, handled red carpet interviews at the MTV VMAs, and covered rock icons Rush getting a star on Hollywood Boulevard for media including The Hollywood Reporter, Daily Variety, Out Magazine, IN Los Angeles and more. His byline has also appeared in Billboard, Ad Week, Backstage and Art Voice.

Currently, David contributes to over a dozen automotive websites, including Ford Truck Enthusiasts, Club Lexus, Rennlist, Chevrolet Forum, Corvette Forum, Team Speed and Harley-Davidson Forums.