Cool another Fridge era Ford truck fan,Here's my 60 project.

 

Got a job moving this building and my 77 F250 is my daily driver so we got straight down to business. My buddy does a lot of structure moving and we used his truck(Chevy) and trailer rig for the move. Since he owns a Chevy and it was a wet job site, I had my Ford hooked to the front of his truck to pull him out. Wish I could have got a picture of that but here are a couple shots of us doing work!

 

Well can't see much due to today's snow but took home stuff from work to be utilized.

 

 

I'll keep the wood hauling theme going. We lost a few ash trees in a storm 2 weeks ago so I started hauling it home for my wood burner. Also grabbed the lawn mower. Glad I have the cummins to pull the heavy load!

 

My 79 doing some work today.

 

Only thing it's been used for at this point is yanking some shrubs out of the ground for my dad.

 

Here is some more proof that dentsides work! Yes the last pic is not a dent side, but one heck of a load.

 

Some random pics of my old 79:

3 yds and 3000lbs of mulch...




Here is 4000lbs of sod...(Some had already been removed)




Trailered home my new workhorse and sold gray truck...pulling about 9000lbs here:



Pulling a buddy out in about 20" of snow:




Trailering home PA_F250's truck after fresh paint:

 

Somethingclever, what kind of rims are those? I like those bullet hole rims but have never got a brand or anything...

 

This is a cool thread - It's been a while since there's been a post, but I'll add another pic. Here's my '79 pulling a load home from Sudbury to Cambridge.

 

Here is a picture of my F-100 pulling an XB Falcon. Has a 400 and FMX (BB bell housing).

 

Here is another snap of my 1978 F-100 work-free on this day.

 

That is a gorgeous lil right hand drive 100 shorty.

 

does hauling my home count as work?









actually, i'm not sure these count... this is taking a break AFTER the work of getting there!