HEY Y'all -

I am the one and only "Greywolf" of FTE, and welcome!

Now this here is a thread for everyone to say hello and get to meet everyone, so don't be skeered to come on back to it from time to time.

I hail from the Memphis area, and live a tad north of it in "T" county. Right now I'm on active duty in the military and will be coming home to Drummonds town in about 8 months (and I'm counting every single minute).

Y'all SPEAK UP! We love to hear from you!!!!


~Wolf

 

Good ole mempho town. drive a 74 bronco and a 94 F-150

 

That '74 is a nice truck! I always did like the hood shape on them.

(Not to mention the "Tool Shelf" on both sides of the engine compartment. '80's trucks don't have that)

 

Ok, I'll play..

I hail from a remote site, in the wilderness 'twixt Oakland and Somerville, along highway 64. I have over 6 acres of snake infested, bug infested and tree grown land, hiding me, my arsenal, and my bad attitude. Come call, you can meet Mr Mosburg..

I drive the vehicle top in my signature, and everyone locally knows it, and avoids it. Could have something to do with the speed at which I roar around.

I live in my hide a way, with people who shall remain nameless..

Theo - (not my real name)

 

I'm up north of Jackson in Gibson Co. About 30 mins due east of Dyersburg. I drive my 85 Bronco II that's mostly stock. For now anyways.

*****

 

I always wondered what a 351W would be like in a Bronco II, gimmee coupla months & maybe we can check that out!


~Wolf

 

I Hail from just bout 5 miles south of Millington in the community they call Lucy raised on a 150 acre farm (we also farmed bout 2,000 acres & had bout 100 acres of pasture land w/ 200 head of polled herford cattle ) untill i was bout 22 but we are now down to 2 acres & our house & my family fell back on our excavating company


& i had to learn to deal w/ the folks who want to think thier mess dont stink & that was hard to do for me cause i was raised in those soybean, cotton , corn & wheat fileds & bottom lands where it was peacefull & nobody hardly bothered me but now ive learned how to deal w/ those kinda folks & most of the time i have the peace & quiet of operating a machine, driving a truck or when im working on a machine or truck (reminds me of the peace & quiet of the hay , soybean cotton , corn & wheat fileds )



Yall have a goodone


Bulldog

 

Welcome! I go down to the Navy Base in Millington occasionally (was there today for a few hours). I used to go Munford once in a while to visit some friends that used to live near there.

GreyWolf, a 351 in a Bronco II would be a bit more than I would care to handle. I've thought a 289 would be nice though.

*****

 

Thanks ***** i too get up around that way every once in awhile myself dealing w/ the Case IH Dealers for example (as we run Case IH & IH 66 SERIES Farmall tractors ) The Base has kept us busy up till last year on Demolition work for right @ 3 years they have changed General Contractors again have the name of the company & the contact hope to have our Dumptrucks back on the base i like the work close to home right here in my backyard insted of having to drive way out to the east side of the Memphis area man what a drive everyday :-staun but ya get used to it after awhile


I have friends all around North Shelby & ALL Of "T" County including Munford im up that way all the time .

Yall have a goodone

Bulldog

 

Come back and see us anytime. Hopefully your replies wont be lost in the mix.

Texas Chapter, still the largest and growing.

 

Hmm...

*scratchezz haid*

Ain't 'Texas Moderator' some kinda tomato sauce?

Heh, heh...

 

Is that some kinda Italian remark? Yous betta watch it or I'll take ya for a ride.

And he sneaks back across the border.....

 

*Sniffezz at the strange tracks along the border.
Nearby is an empty can with a bright yellow label marked:

"POMADOROS KROSATI"