Gooseneck Hitch Recommendation for 1973 Ford F100 Truck
Updated 03/12/2015 | Published 03/11/2015
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I have a 1973 f250 and I need a gooseneck hitch for it
asked by: Dan H
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Expert Reply:
Curt Manufacturing offers a gooseneck set up that would work for your truck.
The gooseneck hitch would consist of two parts, the # C61502 rails to tie the hitch to the truck frame, and for the hitch you'll want to use the Curt Folding Ball Gooseneck Hitch, part # C-52. The # C65500 you mentioned would also work well, if you didn't need a retractable gooseneck ball.
You can install a trailer connector in the truck bed using part # 20023.
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Mike L
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