The trouble I could get into
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Hmmmm... that would be really cool... hmmm... Now back to reality... trying to convince Bob to buy it...
OK, Bob here's the plan:
Sell me the F4. Your wife will be happy for a short time as she'll think your actually thinning the herd a bit (dairy farm reference). After that transaction is complete buy the yellow (soon to be red) toy chaser truck. After your wife's mood does a 180 let her know that you've bought the toy chaser truck to help out around the farm by hauling cow and chicken #$%* with it.
Hope this helps!
OK, Bob here's the plan:
Sell me the F4. Your wife will be happy for a short time as she'll think your actually thinning the herd a bit (dairy farm reference). After that transaction is complete buy the yellow (soon to be red) toy chaser truck. After your wife's mood does a 180 let her know that you've bought the toy chaser truck to help out around the farm by hauling cow and chicken #$%* with it.
Hope this helps!
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You guys are strongly mistaken of my situation, I don't really care what my wife thinks about my rusty/old iron addiction. We've been married long enough that she knows I will drag stuff home and there isn't much she can do about it. I've also come to the conclusion after all these years I don't really care what she thinks, the crap I have to put up with on almost a daily basis with either her parents or our spoiled oldest son, none of care what I think about anything even if it ends up costing me a great deal of time and money as long as it's farm related.
The only thing holding me back from traveling the mere 100 miles to pick it up is the limited financial funds I possess. In other words, I'm broke. I'm of limited funds, at times I can't make change for a penny.
The only thing holding me back from traveling the mere 100 miles to pick it up is the limited financial funds I possess. In other words, I'm broke. I'm of limited funds, at times I can't make change for a penny.
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Now, now Bob
A true old truck fanatic doesn't let a little thing like money (or lack thereof) stand in the way of dragging home a beautiful yellow (soon to be red) beast.
Just think of it. You'll be making so much money in so little time that having to eat ring baloney for X-mas dinner will soon seem like a distant memory
Bobby
A true old truck fanatic doesn't let a little thing like money (or lack thereof) stand in the way of dragging home a beautiful yellow (soon to be red) beast.
Just think of it. You'll be making so much money in so little time that having to eat ring baloney for X-mas dinner will soon seem like a distant memory
Bobby
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Here's the listing and some more photos. No price ?
1948 Used Ford F600 at Speedway Auto Mall Serving Rockford, IL, IID 9516466
1948 Used Ford F600 at Speedway Auto Mall Serving Rockford, IL, IID 9516466
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Here's the listing and some more photos. No price ?
1948 Used Ford F600 at Speedway Auto Mall Serving Rockford, IL, IID 9516466
1948 Used Ford F600 at Speedway Auto Mall Serving Rockford, IL, IID 9516466
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OK, you guys stop now!! I told my wife about your smart**s suggestions for using the truck to haul farm equipment and excrement and now she's starting to think about it. I told you guys as long as it's farm related the sky's the limit no matter if it'll cost more than we can afford. No matter if we'd ever get our money's worth out of it. Believe me, in the last three years I've seen my share of financial stupidity when it comes to farming!!