A friend found a 79 F-150. No chrome. White with many wild wide stripes
and a black horse on the door. Bumpers are black and a black roll bar.
Interior matches the exterior.
What model is it and was it a big seller?

 

Maybe a regional or dealer promo. Maybe it's a well played custom to fool the unknowledgeable.

Post a pic hombre. Let's take a look at it instead of us playing 20 questions.

 

I'm no good at posting pictures in the Forum. I have it here at jrtljt031648@att.net

 

Well, our dix are in the dirt without pics. Oh well.

 

Maybe it's that psychodellic cowboy model. Is there a horses azz on the tailgate?

 

It's wild. The horse on the door has a cowboy on it. Email me and I'll send it.

 

The picture is in my picture file. Now how can I send it to this one?
OR Send me an email jrtljt031648@att.net and you can post it for me.

 

Create a photobucket account. Upload picture there. On the right side will be some boxes. The bottom one says img. Just click it and it will copy to clipboard. In your dialogue box here, right click and paste.

And Bobs your uncle.

 

Sam is my uncle fort 24 years.

 

Back in the mid 70's a trend began, Airbrushing. There were a lot of artistic paintjobs done back then. Vans became a canvass for these guys and unfortunately it carried over to cars and trucks. Some were good, some were laughable and some were monstrosities. Nowadays most people have come to their senses and we have some better paintjobs done with better taste, thankyou inflation and what you have done to the price of paint

 

I uploaded the truck on Photobucket. However, I did not see any boxes on the right side
or a clipboard. If I forward the picture to you, you can post it.

 

are you using a computer or mobile device?

 

I forwarded the picture to a good friend in Mo. asking him to forward it to the Forum.
This is a MAC mini. It sure beats Windows. I fail to understand Photo Bucket.

 

In that case, you have iPhoto I'd guess. To post a photo here directly from an iPhoto album, just start a post/reply and click on the Insert Image icon. You can place your cursor over any of the icons and soon see a text description of what it does. In the resulting screen, you'll see several options for uploading but the easiest one is drag and drop. With a bit of both screens (iPhoto and your web browser [Safari?] visible, click on the photo in the iPhoto album and drag it to the upload page for your post. You should see a progress count (percent) and then have the option to Insert it. Go ahead and do that. This will add the appropriate code to show your image to anyone reading the post.

 

I upload pics to photobucket from my iPad all the time. And I am a technical idiot!