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FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
Charles, I would expect your bicycle to be in better condition than that wreck that hit me, and no doubt maintained by a naval aviator/ maintainer, I would expect nothing less!!
FORD TOUGH!
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Charles, I would expect your bicycle to be in better condition than that wreck that hit me, and no doubt maintained by a naval aviator/ maintainer, I would expect nothing less!!
Mazda, shudder cold chills down my back. I will stick with my 2004 4X4 Dodge Ram quad cab. Gloss black all chromed out. Duel exhaust, The works.
Then again some times I wonder every time I fill it up. Then again my fault again. Im only cranking out around 350 to 360 hp for a stock engine with a few modifications.
Nice to here your ok Joe.
mkloby
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Mazda, shudder cold chills down my back. I will stick with my 2004 4X4 Dodge Ram quad cab. Gloss black all chromed out. Duel exhaust, The works.
Then again some times I wonder every time I fill it up. Then again my fault again. Im only cranking out around 350 to 360 hp for a stock engine with a few modifications.
Nice to here your ok Joe.
Sounds very nice...
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FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
Thanks!Mazda, shudder cold chills down my back. I will stick with my 2004 4X4 Dodge Ram quad cab. Gloss black all chromed out. Duel exhaust, The works.
Then again some times I wonder every time I fill it up. Then again my fault again. Im only cranking out around 350 to 360 hp for a stock engine with a few modifications.
Nice to here your ok Joe.
Thanks, seconday hobby, keeps my wife on here toes, she doesnt know which hobby is worse, aviation or my truck.
Then again some times I wonder every time I fill it up. Then again my fault again. Im only cranking out around 350 to 360 hp for a stock engine with a few modifications.
Nice to here your ok Joe.
I know exactly what you are talking about. I love hearing my V-8 come to life and that nice Hum that it makes but I sure as hell hate filling up the gas tank! Oh well everyone is entitled to there vice.
What kind of vehicle do you have a V-8 in?
95 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited with a 5.2 V8.
I was wondering are the streets as narrow in germany as they are in Italy. If they are I bet you are glad you have the Jeep. Mid size yet lots of horses and bigger then all the rest around you
Maestro
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I'm glad to hear you're oaky too, FBJ.
And, after reading those news, I'm also glad to be driving a Ford Ranger.
Where I work, we are mainly equiped with Chevrolet Silverados, but we recently (approximately two years ago) bought two F-150s. Great pick-up trucks. They can hardly be matched by any other truck. Unfortunately, they are too poor to buy enough F-150s to replace all of the old Silverados.
And, after reading those news, I'm also glad to be driving a Ford Ranger.
Where I work, we are mainly equiped with Chevrolet Silverados, but we recently (approximately two years ago) bought two F-150s. Great pick-up trucks. They can hardly be matched by any other truck. Unfortunately, they are too poor to buy enough F-150s to replace all of the old Silverados.
ccheese
Member In Perpetuity
Joe:
I'm not a Ford person (my 1st car was a '39 Ford), but I thought you might
be interested in knowing that the Ford plant in Chesapeake, VA just closed
after producing Fords for about 75 years. For the past many years they have
produced the F-150. Anyhow, when they closed they had an employee only
raffle for the last truck off the line. The guy who won it has it on eBay
as an historic vehicle, being the last produced here. Last I heard the high
bid was $20,000.00. The vehicle sells for a bit over $32,000.00.
Charles
I'm not a Ford person (my 1st car was a '39 Ford), but I thought you might
be interested in knowing that the Ford plant in Chesapeake, VA just closed
after producing Fords for about 75 years. For the past many years they have
produced the F-150. Anyhow, when they closed they had an employee only
raffle for the last truck off the line. The guy who won it has it on eBay
as an historic vehicle, being the last produced here. Last I heard the high
bid was $20,000.00. The vehicle sells for a bit over $32,000.00.
Charles
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FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
Interesting Charles! Good for the guy who won it - bad enough he's loosing his job, at least he walks away with a "bonus."
