It was hot & so were the burgers. (Thanx Barry & his BIG PIG Barbeque)

Lots of good folks, cold drinks & Ford fellowship.

Here we are all lined up:



Left to right: Stacey, Thomas, Barry Mc, Will, Ralph & Cooper



The BIG PIG... Should'a taken a shot from the "snout" end:



Cooper's pride & joy & newest Ford Enthusiast:



A couple of Coop's other pride & joys. His 1st gen & its really sano engine bay:

 

A few more pics.

Stacy's Hot Rod Slick:



Its 351 motivation running on Crown Vic underpinnings:



Spacious food prep area:



The yard lounge:



Thomas points out some 5.8 items to Stacy:



Will's big white Power Stroke... & we will help him get his bumper fixed.



Up the hill looking at the festivities:



Hope yall' who took photos too will post some up.

Thanks to all who came as well as those who wanted to, but couldn't.

 

Great friends, Great food, Great trucks and absolutely wonderful hosts. Couldn't have been better.

 

Pic look great. I wish we could have made. I got home at 08:30. The good news is we beat the storm. Thanks for the pic.

 

David, you and Terri did a great job at hosting. I think it was a great turnout. We had good time. I didn't know it was that late until we got in the truck to leave. Ya'll have some super flowers as well.
I have about the same pics as you do, but here's a few.

 

Thanks Thomas, Barry. Can't really say when the last time me or Terri did any such social event. Could not have had it go so so well without yall's & her help or the other participants. I do like the idea (Barry?) that was put up that in Oct (tentative date for another GTG not including Will's idea) that we could line both sides of the drive. That would be an even greater success.

 

We were talking about this yesterday & somebody in the 48-56 forum posted up on it...

1962 International rat rod?

 

Good morning Mississippi. Great pic

 

Steve, how's the weather? Debbie kicking it as she blows on by westward? Oh & did you get some rest from your all night pour? Something tells me that slab was good sight bigger than an average suburban house.

 

Yep rested up. It was 215 cy. on a box culvert. I had everything ready and was going to pour Monday. With the storm coming closer and the tides, I had to get it poured. Yall had a good turn out I see.

 

It certainly looked like a fun day for you guys. I hated to be a no show, but conflicts are what they are.

 

You can't fix Grumpy's bumper. She wouldn't be Grumpy anymore!

 

But its gonna' bust your tires & F' up your front end when it falls off...