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beams were traded for the bags i made out well
Laughing Gas
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Pretty new to the forums here, but found this gem of a thread.
What a badass build bro, nice to see something a little different going on. I like how you are going to incorporate the old with the new.
I have a '53 International harvester ( I'm the 2nd owner, other than my great grand dad)
One day I hope to have the time and money to do something great with it.
Keep up the good work bro, wish I was closer to the East Coast, would love to pop in and check it out (I'd bring the beverages of course)
What a badass build bro, nice to see something a little different going on. I like how you are going to incorporate the old with the new.
I have a '53 International harvester ( I'm the 2nd owner, other than my great grand dad)
One day I hope to have the time and money to do something great with it.
Keep up the good work bro, wish I was closer to the East Coast, would love to pop in and check it out (I'd bring the beverages of course)
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From: Mcafee, NJ
Pretty new to the forums here, but found this gem of a thread.
What a badass build bro, nice to see something a little different going on. I like how you are going to incorporate the old with the new.
I have a '53 International harvester ( I'm the 2nd owner, other than my great grand dad)
One day I hope to have the time and money to do something great with it.
Keep up the good work bro, wish I was closer to the East Coast, would love to pop in and check it out (I'd bring the beverages of course)
What a badass build bro, nice to see something a little different going on. I like how you are going to incorporate the old with the new.
I have a '53 International harvester ( I'm the 2nd owner, other than my great grand dad)
One day I hope to have the time and money to do something great with it.
Keep up the good work bro, wish I was closer to the East Coast, would love to pop in and check it out (I'd bring the beverages of course)
i have a 49 ford f6 that will be done next
Laughing Gas
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From: Vacaville, CA
PBR my kind of guys
I was checking out that Jersey Lemonade recipe... I could get down with that for sure, haha
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and we do keep it flowing too......
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Hey Petey, the next time we move the F6 on my trailer from one shop to the other, you can sit in it and "steer".
Bob
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no inspection on diesels over 10,000 lbs
Just passing through...
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)I'm sure it'll all work out.