I'm as happy as a clam right now

well after 3 months my truck is finally back on the road ...we had to put a new engine in it and after a few setbacks it is all set up and runnin' good

Regenerator wrote:

well after 3 months my truck is finally back on the road ...we had to put a new engine in it and after a few setbacks it is all set up and runnin' good

Family business?

Glad to hear it mate

frodomir wrote:

Regenerator wrote:

well after 3 months my truck is finally back on the road ...we had to put a new engine in it and after a few setbacks it is all set up and runnin' good

Family business?

Glad to hear it mate

the setbacks I mentioned were having problems getting the right set up for the engine...i forget how many things we tried and it just drove us nuts

Well that is good and dandy. I wish I had a vehicle....

Spike991 wrote:

Well that is good and dandy. I wish I had a vehicle....

well when you do get one make sure it is a Ford...it will be the only vehicle make I will ever own

Regenerator wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Well that is good and dandy. I wish I had a vehicle....

well when you do get one make sure it is a Ford...it will be the only vehicle make I will ever own

I just might do that. Although a Dodge Charger sounds pretty nice.

Spike991 wrote:

Regenerator wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Well that is good and dandy. I wish I had a vehicle....

well when you do get one make sure it is a Ford...it will be the only vehicle make I will ever own

I just might do that. Although a Dodge Charger sounds pretty nice.

Chargers are nice, but I agree with Regenerator. Get a Ford.

Ghost Leader wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Regenerator wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Well that is good and dandy. I wish I had a vehicle....

well when you do get one make sure it is a Ford...it will be the only vehicle make I will ever own

I just might do that. Although a Dodge Charger sounds pretty nice.

Chargers are nice, but I agree with Regenerator. Get a Ford.

Well if I had my choice I would take the Doc's Deloreon.

Ghost Leader wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Regenerator wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Well that is good and dandy. I wish I had a vehicle....

well when you do get one make sure it is a Ford...it will be the only vehicle make I will ever own

I just might do that. Although a Dodge Charger sounds pretty nice.

Chargers are nice, but I agree with Regenerator. Get a Ford.

good man GL...what kind of Ford model do you prefer?

Glad to hear your trucks up and running.

Mustang is my fav. muscle

SWEEEEET

You don't have a vehicle Spike? You must be younger than I imagined...Anyway...Maybe Fords would be good if they didn't use more fuel than an oceanliner. Ford sure does contribute to the environmental deficit. You're welcome future!

NiteKrawler wrote:

You don't have a vehicle Spike? You must be younger than I imagined...Anyway...Maybe Fords would be good if they didn't use more fuel than an oceanliner. Ford sure does contribute to the environmental deficit. You're welcome future!

i know what you mean...my old 1983 F-150 (the truck mentioned in this topic) gets about 12-16 MPG but before we got a new engine it got about 8 MPG...yeah its a gas sucker lol

Regenerator wrote:

Ghost Leader wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Regenerator wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Well that is good and dandy. I wish I had a vehicle....

well when you do get one make sure it is a Ford...it will be the only vehicle make I will ever own

I just might do that. Although a Dodge Charger sounds pretty nice.

Chargers are nice, but I agree with Regenerator. Get a Ford.

good man GL...what kind of Ford model do you prefer?

F-Series, Explorers, Expeditions, and Excursions.

Right now I have a Kia Rio. The piece of crap can't even climb a slight incline decently. Damn V4s...

Previously I had an '86 Ford F150 that had been heavily customized with lifted rear suspension by the previous owner for towing camp trailers in and out of the mobile home park he owned. It could run and pull. Best $2,500 I ever spent. Drove it for three years and the only thing I had to replace in it was the solenoid (I think I spelled that right). But after those three years, a whole bunch of things started going wrong with it, stuff that would have cost a fortune to replace. So I ended up having to trade it in and get something new.

Ghost Leader wrote:

Regenerator wrote:

Ghost Leader wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Regenerator wrote:

Spike991 wrote:

Well that is good and dandy. I wish I had a vehicle....

well when you do get one make sure it is a Ford...it will be the only vehicle make I will ever own

I just might do that. Although a Dodge Charger sounds pretty nice.

Chargers are nice, but I agree with Regenerator. Get a Ford.

good man GL...what kind of Ford model do you prefer?

F-Series, Explorers, Expeditions, and Excursions.

Right now I have a Kia Rio. The piece of crap can't even climb a slight incline decently. Damn V4s...

Previously I had an '86 Ford F150 that had been heavily customized with lifted rear suspension by the previous owner for towing camp trailers in and out of the mobile home park he owned. It could run and pull. Best $2,500 I ever spent. Drove it for three years and the only thing I had to replace in it was the solenoid (I think I spelled that right). But after those three years, a whole bunch of things started going wrong with it, stuff that would have cost a fortune to replace. So I ended up having to trade it in and get something new.

I'm basically into the F-series myself but only the older models...these newer ones that they are coming out with look like crap to be sure...but hey that 1986 truck that you have must have been great...my old 1983 is a dependable truck as well