Posted: Sun Oct 18, 15 5:04 pm
The guy I bought it from said it was bought new in Cannon city , and spent most of its life there. He was the third owner.drewcrane wrote:One of the nice clean vehicles from out west, very cool truck
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Ford F100 getting closer
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Posted: Tue Oct 20, 15 6:57 pm
MOT passed today, drove real nice, just waiting for the NOVA letter, to send off and get registered
Posted: Sat Nov 07, 15 8:10 am
Mot test passed.
Reg doc arrived Thursday.
Got plates made up yesterday.
Just waiting for fine weather for a test/snag run
Those of you who live in the country will know how muddy the roads are now
,I don't really want all that sprayed underneath, but desperate for a hoon
Reg doc arrived Thursday.
Got plates made up yesterday.
Just waiting for fine weather for a test/snag run
Those of you who live in the country will know how muddy the roads are now
,I don't really want all that sprayed underneath, but desperate for a hoon
Re: parts for f100
Posted: Sat Sep 14, 19 8:10 am
Hi,Johnny Dart wrote: ↑Wed Sep 30, 15 11:17 amI broke it to her gently, and explained that it was a "investment", which by the way, I find works very well.Pete wrote:Countdown to divorce?
Have you won your best-beloved over yet?
Good luck, we await the "Workshop" thread (where you may be living from no on!)
I haven't had to move into the workshop as yet , my wife is very good at coping with my hobby, as I have always had lots of cars, but I think I dodged a bullet. Daughter is OK, she likes cars
Here's a Picture of it being loaded onto the transporter in Colorado , for the long 1800mile trip to port.
Hope I'm not treading on toes, as a newbie to forum stuff. However had a little shuffle in or vehicle line up last year and sold our 67 f100.
As such we have all sorts of parts that may be of interest, from a new black never used carpet set, to speedos, bonnet and new lower body repair panels.
If your interested, give me a shout.
Neal
Re: Ford F100 getting closer
Posted: Thu Sep 19, 19 9:49 am
Hi Neal,
This is an old thread, it's sold, I only kept it 8 months.
It was too big, it only just fitted into the barn, and I had to climb into the pick up bed, to get from one side of the barn to the other.
That wasn't going to work , so I had to move it on.
I replaced it with a Holden SS Ute that I bought in Australia, that's a lot smaller
This is an old thread, it's sold, I only kept it 8 months.
It was too big, it only just fitted into the barn, and I had to climb into the pick up bed, to get from one side of the barn to the other.
That wasn't going to work , so I had to move it on.
I replaced it with a Holden SS Ute that I bought in Australia, that's a lot smaller
