Hey FL peeps, use this thread to exchange thoughts, brag on your truck(s), anything off topic is allowed.

If you haven't already done so, click the JOIN Chapter linky at the top of the thread page and become a member of the FL Chapter, IT'S FREEEEEEE!

I'm George from Delaware and currently one of two Regional Chapter Moderators for FTE. Rich, FTE Trigger is the other Regional Chapter Moderator. We are here to help chapters with chapter matters like getting a NEW chapter leader for those chapters that are without one.

I was the first chapter leader for Delaware when it became a FTE chapter.

Yes, I'm old.

I current own a 2005 F250SD, 6.0, a 2005 Ranger, 4.0, and a MKX, 4.0.

I'm self employed, and a full time poster of FTE.

Be sure to add your first name to your signature, it is easier for fellow FTE'rs to get to know and remember you. BTW you need 25 posts to create a signature.

So let's get this chapter on the road to being one of the best chapters in FTE land.

 

Wade from Tarpon Springs here. Deputy Sheriff here at Pinellas S.O.

Hardcore gearhead/Bleed Ford Blue. Been through several Mustangs (why'd I sell my '03 Terminator???), but now have my '06 F150. It is my first truck and I love it.

06 XLT
6" Rough Country lift
325/65/18 Kuhmo's

91 HD Sportster as well

 

Howdy Wade

Add your first name to your signature.

 

Hello all from Bradenton Florida, Love my ford trucks. First truck I had was a 1984 f150 with a 6" lift and a 3" body lift with 38's on it and a 302 cu punch out 60 over with about $2000.00 into the motor. Also had a 2000 f150, also a 2006 f350 and now my 2006 f250. And if i can talk the wife into it I would like the new 2011 f350 or wait for 2012.
I believe the new PSD may even be more reliable then these 6.0.
I use my truck to transport horses around the country and here on my horse boarding facility and it does a GREAT job.
Cant wait to get our first meet planned and get to meet everyone.

 

Howdy Casey, I hope that's right, only name in your sig. lol

Spread the word, looks like there will be over 20 FL peeps attending the first meet!

 

Evening everyone!!

 

Hey Tin-man, Welcome to Florida

 

Good Morning Florida!!! Got to love it?

 

How can you not love it, 65 degrees this morning sun shining with a nice breeze. This is why I live in FL.

 

Good morning Casey and the rest of the FL Chapter. That sounds like some nice weather down there. We are on the cold side right now but it looks like we will be in the low to mid 60's first part of next week.

 

Tiny::
I'm Originally from up that way, but just a little south from you in PA just across the border. Born there and lived there for 32 years, Real nice country up there. Dont miss the snow and sleet weather, but miss the real hunting, and lots of places to ride horses.

 

Shannon from Middleburg. I have two Pride and joys I built myself and still building.

1st is my 91 F150 Nite Standard Cab with 12inch lift 38.5x15x15 boggers with 4.56's front and rear. 86 mustang 302 HO with shorty headers true dual exhaust leading into 2 40series dual chamber flowmasters. Still coming is an E303 Cam with E7 ported heads (after hunting season) and a paint job then the system goes back in.

2nd is my 2005 Nissan Titan CC LE with 4 inch performance lift, Total Chaos Upper Control Arms, Icon DR coilovers, Rear DR 5100 shocks, 33x12.5x20 Nitto Mud Grapplers, Doug Thorley LT headers, 2 Magnaflow High Flow Cats, 1 in 2 out magnaflow Catback exhaust, Nismo Cold Air Intake, Superchip Cortex, 2 10 inch Sundown Subs powered by a Sundown 100.2 amp, front and rear Boston Pro Components powered by a 300.4, DVD... and Im sure I missed a few others.

 

Hi Shannon, Casey I lived in Lakeland for awhile. I love too Bass Fish and Lakeland is the place too do it!! Florida is a nice place to live!!

 

David,
Yes it is nice here, we really like the west coast. It sure is a enviroment though that is hard on horses. And now we have a Tropical Storm maybe coming this way the middle of next week. We could use some more rain though.

 

Morning Casey, hope the TS decides to die out before it hits you.