Hi all,
Seems like everybody has had an ol" blue at some time or other. Here's a couple shots of mine doing what doing what she's ment to do.

 

Workin it....workin it.....that's why we own what we own. Thanks for posting a real truck doin what real trucks do.

Capt'n

 

Here is my Old Girl, with the spirit.

 

Finally decided to drag the old bronco out and take it for a warm up spin. The battery was dead but otherwise it did fine. Put a few gallons in the tank and this weekend there is a small BBQ at a Co workers house, his room mate wanted to see the truck so I figured I'd drive it. Seeing as its only a few miles I shouldn't have to worry about the brakes.

 

The ole girl sure lookin sporty in her element.

 

Thanks Capt'n, this was only a small mud pit what I call "The suspension testing area" since it has some nice potholes and bumps in it. If I hit it at about 10mph I can get my passenger to bump their head and my toolbox in the back to be visible in the mirror. It is fun for a stress reliever too.

 

Dylan PM me a parts list, tired of hearing about F-ing brakes. lol

 

Haha, thanks for the offer odd. I'll get it done eventually, it needs everything from lines, booster, master, calipers, pads, and the pressure switch. The rear brakes are fairly new so I won't worry about those. I had a cart on one of the online parts places that had everything in it and was waiting for me to buy them. I never got around to it and have since been sending most of my funds into savings rather than getting more parts.

 

 

 

Rodger, Great looking truck..... hope you don't scratch it up hauling that brush!!!!

 

My new ride 2005 F350, 4x4, Lariat, 35's 180,000 miles

im in Bellingham, WA

 

^looks good, welcome to FTE.

 

Wow Rodger! Your truck is as clean as the Board of Health. Nice job!

Capt'n

 

I agree on how nice the truck looks, but making it haul brush and do other work again?
The restoration and should have granted it a "Pretty and Posing" as well as its deserved retirement.