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06-03-2009
Oh snap! Now I totally understand that too!
There's a real solid 76/77 F250 that has sat down the road in a barn for awhile. The family hasn't farmed in years, and the barn has begun to fall apart, so the truck just sits in the driveway. It needs detailed REALLY BAD, and it has like to chips in the paint, but other than that, its solid. I finally spoke to someone in the family about it and he said he'd find out for me what's in its future.
There's a real solid 76/77 F250 that has sat down the road in a barn for awhile. The family hasn't farmed in years, and the barn has begun to fall apart, so the truck just sits in the driveway. It needs detailed REALLY BAD, and it has like to chips in the paint, but other than that, its solid. I finally spoke to someone in the family about it and he said he'd find out for me what's in its future.
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#29
06-03-2009
Oh snap! Now I totally understand that too!
There's a real solid 76/77 F250 that has sat down the road in a barn for awhile. The family hasn't farmed in years, and the barn has begun to fall apart, so the truck just sits in the driveway. It needs detailed REALLY BAD, and it has like to chips in the paint, but other than that, its solid. I finally spoke to someone in the family about it and he said he'd find out for me what's in its future.
There's a real solid 76/77 F250 that has sat down the road in a barn for awhile. The family hasn't farmed in years, and the barn has begun to fall apart, so the truck just sits in the driveway. It needs detailed REALLY BAD, and it has like to chips in the paint, but other than that, its solid. I finally spoke to someone in the family about it and he said he'd find out for me what's in its future.
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im gonna be the backwards one, i traded in my 05 ranger edge 2wd for my current 02 ranger fx4, best trade ive made, when we were doing the paperwork at the dealer, the lady thought she had the vehicles mixed up bc its not often someone trades in a newer vehicle for an older one, but who wouldnt trade and edge for and fx4? even though its older and had 60000 more miles than my 05...
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06-04-2009
I too love the 76-77's, I just like the grill more than the 78-79's..
Here are 3 pics of it I snapped like 2 years ago.. IIRC he said it hasn't moved. Occasionally they'd haul something in it, but they were having a problem with the radiator, he said it was overheating. I have a feeling its just a t-stat?
I would ditch the ghey rear bumper and mudflaps and cap. OH, and you can see my 98 where I "biffed it" and snagged my buddy's door... Lol. Back when I drove like an idiot.
