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Old 12-21-2011, 11:22 AM
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Randy,
Is that an ol' ford in the backround, that is look like the same body style of my.
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Old 12-21-2011, 04:37 PM
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Yea, thats my 1979 F-100 2wd shortbed 460 auto. I use it to tow my bass boat around once in a while. It sets in the garage most of the time,passes everything but the gas pump!!
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Good looking Ford!
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Randy,
Nice truck! I bought a 79 supercab 6 cylinder automatic, new. Gas was $.77 per gallon!
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Super nice Ol' Ford! Blue and white is my favorite paint to see on classic trucks. My favorite body style is the '76 F-series. Used to have a '76 F-350 cab chassis, man i miss that truck...
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I still have a 76 F350 XLT Super Camper Special,390 auto 2wd 10,000 gvw with 30,000 original miles. It has not seen the light of day since 1991.
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I am a Dodge man through and through, but those late 70's Fords were always really nice looking trucks!
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Randy, my friend's dad had a Ford just like your black one. Your pic brings back a lot of memories.
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thats some realy nice fab work. I would like to do that some day but I can never find ANY attachments around here. its so dry theres a scrap metal DROUGHT

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I still have a 76 F350 XLT Super Camper Special,390 auto 2wd 10,000 gvw with 30,000 original miles. It has not seen the light of day since 1991.
Great looking truck! Ill be more than happy to give it a great home!
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