Stu, thats exactly what you need.
Your gonna have to arm wrestle him for the addresse location though.

 

I must have missed it. Is the F5 a 4 door or 3?
In the drivers side pic it looks like a rear door kinda.

 

 

I thought so. But saw the seam in the one pic and wondered.

 

`Would be interesting, but as already stated, quite a project.

 

I will be driving directly past the house tomorrow on my way to a follow up visit with my cardiologist. I have often thought of knocking on the door and asking if he remembers where it went. As we know, very often these things end up in the hands of somebody who has no idea of the scope of such a project and it's half apart under a blue tarp, ten miles away. I will make that stop tomorrow. It had Montana plates, 8' express bed and the seller has a long history of bringing in dry Western vehicles, mostly cars, and selling them as is. The Coleman was the last vehicle I ever saw out front. That was maybe six years ago. Sheesh, I hope he didn't move....... Funny thing, my tilt bed equipment trailer is over there on the mainland still because I delivered my Kubota tractor just before my surgery and haven't been able to drive since. We islander gear heads think it's horrible to tow an EMPTY trailer back to the island because it's 180.00 for the ticket, empty or loaded.........

 

Good luck knocking on the door. And doc's visit. The fact of the Coleman not having re-surfaced speaks to your blue tarp theory. Stu