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I probably shouldn't tell you this but here goes, RUN, I say RUN for your life before you are trapped in the Ford Truck Circle of info, Onced your in you can't get out. You will find yourself spending lots more time on here than you ever thought you wood cause you just can't help yourself and you really can learn alot of stuff. There are alot of great guys with a wealth of information that they are willing to share so ask any question and you will get an answer. WELCOME
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09-02-2011, 08:51 PM
Thanks for the welcome to you all!
We've been looking forward to toying with this thing for some time and finally we have a project!
What an overwhelming project though, lots of tin tapping to do here but not too much rust patching.
I figure this thing was rolled at one time thus the crushed roof but time and elbow grease will fix that.
My avitar is of the truck we are working on.
But for now I am getting loaded up for a weekend of Fishiin
Have a great weekend
Rusty
We've been looking forward to toying with this thing for some time and finally we have a project!
What an overwhelming project though, lots of tin tapping to do here but not too much rust patching.
I figure this thing was rolled at one time thus the crushed roof but time and elbow grease will fix that.
My avitar is of the truck we are working on.
But for now I am getting loaded up for a weekend of Fishiin
Have a great weekend
Rusty
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09-02-2011, 10:30 PM
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