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That guy gets around! I took his picture in Lumberton, Texas back in August 2020! He still has the same green kayak on the back... but has repainted the bachelor pad!
Somehow, that modern trend just doesn’t seem to translate to the old body style for me.
Great looking body style, silly trend in my opinion.
Unless it has some sort of performance advantage that I’m not aware of.
Agreed. I can’t even get myself to do LED headlights. Hopefully someday somebody can design some that look vintage.
That guy gets around! I took his picture in Lumberton, Texas back in August 2020! He still has the same green kayak on the back... but has repainted the bachelor pad!
Now thats cool! Looks like it'll take old age to put this fellow down. The solar is pretty impressive and ill bet the inside is fit for a king
It would be interesting to see how many other FTE members spot this guy along his journey. He would certainly be easy to spot. We might have to make a thread and dedicate it to just this guy's truck and where it was seen!
Take 1/4 mile away from home at gas station. Looks almost just like my truck Picture taken from inside of my dent looking over at that one. Never seen it before
Yea if it happened to me as long as the engine didn't suck in water the only real issue I would have is the seat foam being soaked with water. (I have no carpet).
Now if that was salt water.....
the electrical corrosion issues will soon after become a big problem
Saw this 79 F350 in a parking lot next to the hotel I'm staying in on Torrance Blvd in Torrance, California. It features a built-in automatic ventilation system.
If any of you are familiar with Vice Grip Garage on YouTube, Derek might describe this as weight reduction to improve gas mileage.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalytic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
Slideshow: Called the Fortress, the 850-horsepower pickup combines Raptor underpinnings with military-inspired features, survival equipment, and a starting price of $285,000.
