I do have some pics, I forgot they were on another board. They are a couple years old.
You will notice some of the drop brackets are not yet braced in the pics. I took the pics while I was still fitting everything up. I will try to get some pics with the braces in place.
But this is probably the cheapest lift possible.
After looking at the old pics I realized I gave you some wrong specs, my spring plates are 1/2" and ubolts are 3/4. But I have beat the p!$$ out of it and they have held up well.
Also, the spring perches in the pics were not welded to the axle yet, they were welded after these pics were taken.
I know theres gonna be someone flame me for how its lifted, but it works well and to date, nothing has broken but the engine. (probably just jinxed myself)
http://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gallery/displayalbum.php?albumid=24674
http://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gallery/displayalbum.php?albumid=29960
Well after posting this and looking at them myself, I realized there's no good pics of the front except for the perches. The springs just lift springs mounted to stock hangers and shackles.
Look through these pics and you will get an idea of whats needed to put leaf springs under a coil spring truck.
http://www.chuckstrucks.net/pojectpics/F150_ON_48s/index.html
Chucks Trucks also sells the weld on shackle kit as well as what looks like a front hitch receiver with spring mounts under it for the front spring hangers. I dont think that would be too hard build yourself. Look about halfway down this page for the shackle kit and front spring mount.
http://www.chuckstrucks.net/parts.html
I hope this helps and gives you some idea of what its going to take to get leafs under your truck.