A Return to Fundamentals

Project Boulder began with a simple but deliberate goal: restore confidence to a classic American workhorse without diluting what made it special. The 1967 F-250 represents an era when trucks were built with weight, intention, and mechanical clarity. Boulder was approached not as a blank canvas for reinvention, but as a platform worth respecting—one that needed renewal, not rewriting.

Rather than chase cosmetic perfection or modern excess, the focus was on making the truck feel right again. Solid, dependable, and honest. The kind of vehicle that inspires trust the moment you shut the door and turn the key.

Mechanical Confidence, Restored

At the core of Project Boulder is a fully renewed mechanical foundation. The original engine was removed and replaced with a properly sorted unit, paired with a rebuilt transmission and installed with careful attention to fitment, alignment, and supporting systems. Cooling, braking, and ancillary components were addressed as part of a complete mechanical ecosystem, ensuring the truck operates as a cohesive whole rather than a collection of upgraded parts.

Electrical systems—often the quiet downfall of older trucks—were methodically sorted and verified. The result is straightforward reliability: predictable starting, stable charging, and systems that work as intended, without drama.

Built to Be Used

Boulder retains the unmistakable stance and presence of a late-1960s F-Series. Upright proportions, heavy steel, and a sense of permanence define the truck visually and emotionally. Nothing here is overstated. Nothing is fragile. This is a classic pickup recommissioned for real-world use—capable of being driven regularly and appreciated for exactly what it is.

Project Boulder doesn’t shout. It doesn’t need to. It stands quietly confident, rooted in purpose, and restored to endure.

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