Wally,
You forget to tell the "rest of the story".. So.... Did you have any hunting success?

Ben in Austin
1950 F1

 

We caught plenty of fish, but the only hunting was for deer and elk sheds. We found a couple of mule deer sheds, small forkies.
Was nice to remember some of the hunts spent with my dad! Those hunts were some of the best connections with him. Our last actions together was on his last elk hunt about three weeks before he died.

 

Wally,
Great pics, great memories
A nice way to spend spring break!


Thanks
Bobby

 

Truck still looks great Wally..

 

That's one you can be proud of ! Real nice truck .

 

This Easter break was very productive for me. Not only was I able to work on the truck, but I also was able to do a bunch of spring cleaning. This job entailed 5 truck loads of pine needles to be hauled off, close to a ton of scrap to be recycled, and a sorry excuse of a '48 F3 to be relocated to the back corner of the property. I had previously traded off the rear axle of the truck so I had to hook it onto my '53 f250 like it was a trailer. The move was a success

 

Found this out to dinner a few weeks ago and I was out that way last week and took some photos

 

This was my 52 working this winter

 

My '54...earning its keep on the farm!

 

Love it! Trucks working for their keep!

 

Cody posted this on Facebook and I thought it fit perfectly in this thread. It might not be working now but I'd bet it did it share when it was.



I can't get the Youtube video to imbed, here are the links:

 

That s what your son needs to move all that cow dun

 

1939 Fords on parade at Valley Forge Military Academy

 

Here's one'

 

A Halliburton truck. Looks like it is hauling some flexible pipe.

Note the broom hanging next to the back door.