my favorite thread from all 67-72 and 73-79 so i figured we needed one for the 61-66's lets see em all boys.... I might as well get this started I delivered 2 rick of firewood this morning drove 65-75 mph down the highway with no issues old FE chugged right along did her job well

 

I'm surprised to be the first respond to this. Glad to see someone actually using their truck.

 

That's a pretty good load on the old girl......

Mine is parked in the barn for the winter.... too many other projects. Someday...

 

did a second trip today seems like people wait till the last minute before a storm to call and buy wood we had 10 rick in the yard yesterday afternoon and we are down to 2 rick and one of them is possibly sold tomorrow here is the second load and i filled with gas yesterday and topped it off today..... loaded with 2 rick each time traveled 51 miles bought 4.5 gallons so avg today and yesterday still getting over 11.5 mpg loaded half the distance

 

Looks like she was riding low. What quantity is a rick?

 

8 ft long x 4 ft tall x length of wood .... approximately 2200 lbs for green oak per rick and the truck is setting dead level

 

My mistake. It must have been the picture angle. Tough trucks...that's why we like Fords. Thanks for the education on the rick specs. Always interesting.

 

What did I do with my truck today? Filled it with gas like I do every day! LOL!

 

just watched the ice build up on it today for the most part at least.... everything around is shiny with ice 1/2" thick..... did find out something interesting though no matter how hard they try chickens cannot run on ice it is quite hilarious....

 

LMAO!!! Too much idle time?

 

Nothin to do with my slick but I wrapped up my twin stick t case for my bumpside and started sanding my hood for my dodge truck. That's some nice pictures of truck being worked had some nice loads on it.

 

I brushed some weird, fluffy, white stuff off of it.

 

was the white stuff kind of wet-ish and cool to the touch perhaps? lol

 

Nope. Around this part of Montana, it is bone dry to the touch.

 

hmmm interesting but then again i don't know too much about it other than eskimoe's have 23 words for the stuff