2013 Knee-deep BS thread!
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From: Sheridan / Gilchrist
Good evening Oregon! What a day. Managed to put 190 miles on the car today and never got more than 25 miles from home! Sheeeeesh!
Glad to hear Harley is O.K.. Have you kicked him in the South 40 yet for scaring you and taking 5 years of unaffordable life away?
Now somewhere there has got to be a law against doing that to a ford truck. A chevy might be O.K., but a Ford? That could be considered a shooting offense!
Glad to hear Harley is O.K.. Have you kicked him in the South 40 yet for scaring you and taking 5 years of unaffordable life away?
Here's one that needs to go to the scrapper! One of the uglyest trucks I've ever seen........
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...ord-truck.html
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From: Sheridan / Gilchrist
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Morning Jim!
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From: Sheridan / Gilchrist
Morning Don. Busy day ahead with more errands to run. Have to get some camper tie downs ordered for the pickup amongst other things.
Sometime today I think I am going to make time to check and see if I can't get a sheet of plywood to work as a leveler in the back of the pickup. I have a goose neck connection that sticks up about a 1/2 to 3/4 inch. I thought maybe, if I could get a sheet of plywood to put in the pickup with a hole cut in it for the goose neck, then the camper could sit level with no pressure point as opposed to taking the goose neck ball and plate out every time we loaded the camper.
Sometime today I think I am going to make time to check and see if I can't get a sheet of plywood to work as a leveler in the back of the pickup. I have a goose neck connection that sticks up about a 1/2 to 3/4 inch. I thought maybe, if I could get a sheet of plywood to put in the pickup with a hole cut in it for the goose neck, then the camper could sit level with no pressure point as opposed to taking the goose neck ball and plate out every time we loaded the camper.
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From: Sheridan / Gilchrist
Morning Allen!
Yep, wife is very happy. I even got to move inside to my own bed from the kennel last night. Gee, sure is nice being out of the dog house.
We signed some papers yesterday and the dealer is starting on some adjustments and minor repairs I insisted on since they wouldn't come down on the price any. It is darn hard to horse trade when my wife and two other prospective buyers are going through the camper oohing and awing at everything with big puppy dog "I got to have it" eyes.
We signed some papers yesterday and the dealer is starting on some adjustments and minor repairs I insisted on since they wouldn't come down on the price any. It is darn hard to horse trade when my wife and two other prospective buyers are going through the camper oohing and awing at everything with big puppy dog "I got to have it" eyes.
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Well I have to pull the carb off my 66 4x4 this afternoon, then take it over to my son in Portland, the carb on the Booger truck has gone south and he can not get it fixed. Switch it out and I will bring it back and see what I can do with it.