October Open Chat Thread
Post Fiend
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From: concord ca
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From: Fresno, CA.
I had a good Wednesday. I pedaled my fat butt the 1 mile distance to the local Winco supermarket for vittles. Only took me 45 minutes which is not too bad considering it used to take 30 minutes when I walked it. And by pedaling, I mean in my wheelchair, not on my bike. 
It was a beautiful day, nice and cool, and I wanted to get out of the house.
It was a beautiful day, nice and cool, and I wanted to get out of the house.
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i know where there a clean 93 ford bronco eb
FTE Chapter Leader
Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Fresno, CA.
I don't know why you keep trying to get me to buy a Bronco. I don't even like Broncos, (except the Bronco II's) and besides, I already have a truck and trailer lined up, so no reason to go "truck shopping" I may even have a daily driver picked out too, still not a diesel, but the next best thing, a 300ci six with a 4 spd manual trans wrapped up in a 1970 Ford F100. And it is less than a grand 
Got to get better gas mileage in that, then the '89 F250 4x4. I would still get the F250 though, to haul that 5th wheel, and to go 4 wheeling. However, for around town driving the six would save me a ton of money in gas. Not too mention give me something to restore/modify.
Got to get better gas mileage in that, then the '89 F250 4x4. I would still get the F250 though, to haul that 5th wheel, and to go 4 wheeling. However, for around town driving the six would save me a ton of money in gas. Not too mention give me something to restore/modify.
FTE Chapter Leader
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 21,104
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From: Fresno, CA.
Good morning all. I am thankful to be alive, as the devil has tried numerous times to prevent that. (Especially here in Fresno!) I am also thankful for my best friends who have helped me so much when I was in the hospital, and continue to help me while I am out, and recovering. I am also thankful I am living in the best country in the world!
Post Fiend
Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 8,513
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From: concord ca
I don't know why you keep trying to get me to buy a Bronco. I don't even like Broncos, (except the Bronco II's) and besides, I already have a truck and trailer lined up, so no reason to go "truck shopping" I may even have a daily driver picked out too, still not a diesel, but the next best thing, a 300ci six with a 4 spd manual trans wrapped up in a 1970 Ford F100. And it is less than a grand Got to get better gas mileage in that, then the '89 F250 4x4. I would still get the F250 though, to haul that 5th wheel, and to go 4 wheeling. However, for around town driving the six would save me a ton of money in gas. Not too mention give me something to restore/modify.
Got to get better gas mileage in that, then the '89 F250 4x4. I would still get the F250 though, to haul that 5th wheel, and to go 4 wheeling. However, for around town driving the six would save me a ton of money in gas. Not too mention give me something to restore/modify.