Help Grandpa's Ford get Pimped!
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Whats in it for you, the Ford Nation?!
The fact that we beat out of bunch of POS cars and a Chevy Blazer to have work put into a worthy vehicle. You can put $10k into a POS Subaru and what do have, just another stupid lookin Subaru with that annoying exhaust!
This truck has survived 32 years of rough driving and still rolls down the road like a champ! The rest of those vehicles ahead of me in this contest can't hold a candle to Big Red!
The fact that we beat out of bunch of POS cars and a Chevy Blazer to have work put into a worthy vehicle. You can put $10k into a POS Subaru and what do have, just another stupid lookin Subaru with that annoying exhaust!This truck has survived 32 years of rough driving and still rolls down the road like a champ! The rest of those vehicles ahead of me in this contest can't hold a candle to Big Red!
he's got a point, lets resurrect that truck back to its glory days.....
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Grandpa's Ford
Good Morning Ford Forum,
To my surprise this morning, I woke up to Big Red sitting in 6th place, well within striking distance of the top spot. Thank you very much. There is one thing I would like to point out to those who haven't voted yet, the five venicle ahead of me, are all General Motors or Government Motors vehicles!
I posted on another area of the forum this morning, but I will also share it with you all. The great thing that has come out of this contest is the stories of Grandpa and his Ford. At least five of the grandkids learned stick shift on the truck, no small feat considering the clutch petal is stiff! And all of the grandsons have been flashlight holders and learned some basic mechanics from my uncle and grandpa on the Ford. Not trying to get sapping on anybody, but just goes to show how much the automobile impacts our lives and brings back mostly fond memories!
Thank you again for all of your support and lets take those GM cars down!
To my surprise this morning, I woke up to Big Red sitting in 6th place, well within striking distance of the top spot. Thank you very much. There is one thing I would like to point out to those who haven't voted yet, the five venicle ahead of me, are all General Motors or Government Motors vehicles!
I posted on another area of the forum this morning, but I will also share it with you all. The great thing that has come out of this contest is the stories of Grandpa and his Ford. At least five of the grandkids learned stick shift on the truck, no small feat considering the clutch petal is stiff! And all of the grandsons have been flashlight holders and learned some basic mechanics from my uncle and grandpa on the Ford. Not trying to get sapping on anybody, but just goes to show how much the automobile impacts our lives and brings back mostly fond memories!
Thank you again for all of your support and lets take those GM cars down!
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06-15-2010, 01:35 PM
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They appeared to have recently changed up the website, here is the direct link to Pimp my Pile. Thank you for letting me know.
http://www.kfat929.com/Pim<WBR>pMyPile.aspx
http://www.kfat929.com/Pim<WBR>pMyPile.aspx