Just wanted to wish everyone who is part of the FTE family an amazing thanksgiving. As much as I love my truck the thing I am most thankful for besides my family is the fact that I'm able to come to a place full of great people from all corners of the country to share the one thing we all have in common. Once again wish everyone here a great thanksgiving!

 

Very well put , Happy Turkey day , I got mine up and running a little later than planned this year [ Sep } instead of April, but having a blast with it . Took it to the 20th CTC , because of talking to other FTE members at the F100 Supernats ,looking forward to a better year next year .

 

With all that I've been going through, I'm thankful I'm still above ground.
Happy Thanksgiving to all.

 

Being a direct descendent of a passenger on the Mayflower, a son of a Revolutionary War badass, civil war ancestors, WW1, 2, on up to the near present makes me thankful for this country we live in, no matter the crazy politics of present...but what makes me even more thankful is having two 1966 models that give me so much pleasure and release from the day to day grind...one is my amazing wife, the other is my F250 4x4. I am grateful for all of the guys on here, and gals...who share, research, post so much valuable, time saving facts, advice, encouragement, etc...I always surf this site in the evening to learn, explore and just wind down. In any event, Im thankful for being able to walk this earth, climb under a cool, rare truck knowing my 6 is covered if I run into a pickle by accessing all of your posts here. Gangsta, hope whatever you're going through or have gone through that you are ok, know we got your 6! Your truck is one of my all time favs on this site, even though I'm a stock purist, if I was going to modify a truck, it would look alot like yours! In any event thanks to all of you out there in the ether! Have a great Turkey Day!

 

47 years of marriage to my girlfriend of 50 years.


John

 

I agree, I also am happy to still be above ground.
Happy Thanksgiving to all.
Fritz

 

Three weeks ago my mom (75) blacked out while driving and totaled her car. She had only minor bumps and bruises and no one else was involved. A pace maker looks to have solved an irregular heart beat she developed. So I'm thankful that she's alive and well and especially thankful that no one else was hurt. As a side note, she doesn't plan on getting a new car until she's certain she's fully able to drive safely.
Happy Thanksgiving to all on this site and your families.
john

 

Wow, all these views only a few responses. Of course, we are all have blessings that we experience every day and maybe don't verbalize. The forum and members are a great blessing and help to all of us who get joy from working on our trucks or are just trying to get them back on the road. My wife and family are a definite blessing. Mostly, I'm thankful that God is still on the throne. Life makes no sense without my faith.

 

amen to that my friend. May our great lord watch over our families as well as this great country we live in. After all this is where great trucks come from .

 

I have to say that I am thankful for a lot of things. My wife, three daughters, four grand kids, and finding out the fifth baby is due in May. In no particular order, my church family, and the family. Without everyone here's help, and direction, I would be lost in working on my slick. Happy Thanksgiving y'all.