That is pretty clean. A friend of mine out this way has a very similar truck, so I had to look twice at your location lol.

 

My new '88…


http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a3...GEDC1079-1.jpg

 

Welcome to the club krooser

 

Thanks………..

 

Good looking truck...

 

Came across this one at the Bloomsburg Jamboree:

 

One sweet looking truck.

Jim

 

I think he needs more stick on chrome from JC whittney

 

Yeah I wasn't a fan of the chrome trim stuff myself, but he likes it so I guess that's what matters.

Getting itchy to pick mine up...

 

The beginning of a J.C. Whitney catalog cover truck. Minus a few things and it would be a nice truck.

Smaller tires and putting the bumper back would be a good start

 

Yanno - odd off-topic thought off of that point, at least as it pertains to the Bloomsburg Jamboree (a big 4x4-only event here in PA, part of a nationwide series of 4 events run by Lucas Oil). I was told when I first started taking my F150 up there that the show would "blow my mind" in comparison to Carlisle Truck Nationals (which I also go to every year with guys from this site). What blows my mind about Bloomsburg, and even Carlisle to a degree, is this:

"Sloppy"

Guys just bolt stuff on and hope for the best anymore. Not a lot of guys truly take pride in doing it the right way the first time and really build a truck. Mine (whether the half ton or the 1 ton) might not be perfect "right now" but they're done right with a thought process and attention to detail.

 

Bloomsburg SUCKS in comparison.
But guess who runs it now? Carlisle Events

 

Not the Jambos. That's run by a group out of Indy.

 

Carlisle events
Carlisle Events

 

I'm talking about this series. Totally different than what Carlisle Events does up there.

27th Annual A&A Auto Stores Summer 4-Wheel Jamboree Nationals