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Hello everyone. My name is Jesse, I've never posted on forums before but I figured I should sign up in case I ever need advice on something.
I have a 1981 F-150 Custom which I bought about 4 years ago. I never really did much with it besides haul junk, but now I've decided to finally start fixing her up which includes doing plenty of body work, finding a few replacement parts, and figuring out how to fill the hole in the seat.
I look forward to talking with everyone and I will try to contribute whatever I can. I'm not a professional by any means, but I do have some experience with American cars and trucks and with older Mercedes.
Welcome Jesse, time to post away, we love hearing from you!
Looks like your F-150 has about the same amount of rust as the ones around here do but it`s good to hear you plan to fix it up, it`s worth it.
Check out your local Pennsylvania Chapter chapter and hook up with some of the folks there too: Pennsylvania Chapter - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
Hey guys, thanks for the replies. Hopefully sometime in the next couple days I'll get my truck back from my dad and then I can start doing some work to it. The last time I took pictures of it I still had my crappy old camera, but now I'll be sure to take plenty of good pictures with my new digital camera.
welcome to the forum. be sure to check in with the Pa chapter leader. and again welcome lots of info and really nice people to. if you want to know something all you have to do is ask.
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