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I was driving home from work today in my black suburban and was stopped at a light when a woman drove up on my passenger side in a silver 78 F250 ranger xlt in really nice condition and honked for me to roll down my window. She asked me if I wanted to sell my suburban and I politely said no however I told her that she has a really nice truck and that I was also a dent side owner. Light turned green and we where off our merry way. I just thought it was rather ironic that I was driving my suburban that usually doesn't draw attention to itself that someone in a dent side wanted to buy it. It's usually the other way around for me.
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ha i went thru the braums drivethru in my original 74 supercab. limestone green and white and rusty and beat up bed full of scrap and junk and the girl handing me my double burger said Oh i love your truck it sure is pretty!
I said ill bring my blue one up sometime its a whole lot prettier!
the first compliment ive recieved for the green one! then right after that the fuel line caught air and it died in the middle of the highway had to be pushed off into the bank parking lot and abandon and took my boots to work untill this afternoon! she must've cursed me!
OOoooo I just love those Red and White trucks! What was the story? Where you driving around and spotted the F150 parked on the street?
Haha yea when i have nothing better to do i drive around the neighborhood looking for old FORD's. I find alot of Bump Sides but today I went to a different spot and found it. Of course i had to get out and take pics while blocking the street.lol
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