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Welcome to FTE! Just a word of advise, don't listen to anything Pat says, I'm really a nice guy!
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Brandon - A.K.A Bman, Ace
"Faster, Faster, until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death." - Hunter S Thompson
The highboy project - http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/11...y-project.html
Welcome to the Ne. Chapter, great bunch here,from your name sounds like you have a 46??
__________________ RANDY, Its Not Just A Pickup Truck.Its A Ford F-150
{Truck Poor}, Nebraska Chapter Member,"The beauty of the second amendment is that it will not be needed until they try to take it;Thomas Jefferson
Thanks for the invite. Who knew Nebraska had Fords? I am currently rebuilding a '46 1/2 ton. It still has the original 6 with a 4 speed. I just couldn't bring myself to pull it for something else. There's the money part of it for sure, but there was something else that stopped me. Fear or common sense? I figured (knowing me) that once I found an engine/trans that they still make parts for, then the suspension, etc would have to go for something more modern also. This way, I get to drive it sooner.
Awesome! Welcome to the chapter! I'd like to see pics of it, if you can post some up. Also, can you tell us your first name (so we know who we're talking to!), and where your from?
Thanks for the invite. Who knew Nebraska had Fords? I am currently rebuilding a '46 1/2 ton. It still has the original 6 with a 4 speed. I just couldn't bring myself to pull it for something else. There's the money part of it for sure, but there was something else that stopped me. Fear or common sense? I figured (knowing me) that once I found an engine/trans that they still make parts for, then the suspension, etc would have to go for something more modern also. This way, I get to drive it sooner.
I know what you mean.. I am in a dilemma with my 95 at the moment.. I can't decide if I wanna keep the 300-6 in it, or swap over to a 351w that I have in another truck.. Leaning strongly towards keeping the 300, it was one of the reasons why I bought the truck in the first place.
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Brandon - A.K.A Bman, Ace
"Faster, Faster, until the thrill of speed overcomes the fear of death." - Hunter S Thompson
The highboy project - http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/11...y-project.html
This is Lee and I'm currently hanging my hat in Bellevue. The pictures will have to wait until I get home.
Ok, I'm home! That didn't take so long did it? I posted a ton of the rebuild pictures at Photobucket and no, it isn't finished yet. I hope to have the title straightened out and plates on it by spring. I just have to convince the DMV that the number they have been using forever is wrong! A '46 does have a VIN.
Last edited by newold46; 09-27-2011 at 05:02 PM.
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Lee, pleasure to meet you! I live in Elkhorn. I'll have to check out the pics at home, damn I/T ****'s here at work have photobucket blocked. I have a long way to go on my 67. You can check out the build thread by clicking on the "1967 F-100 Project" in my sig.
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Let's welcome newold46 to the chapter!
RANDY, Its Not Just A Pickup Truck.Its A Ford F-150
