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Apr 4, 2014 | 12:03 PM

#31

700hauler

Mountain Pass

Joined: May 2013

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From: Reno NV

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Originally Posted by Bud Mud

Well thank you,give me a few days or so and i'll post pics outside with the look im going for.

Look forward to it. I am also currently changing up my 77 to my liking, fixing a few issues here and there. Love seeing what others are doing.

Apr 4, 2014 | 12:28 PM

#32

704 dentside man

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Joined: Mar 2010

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Originally Posted by Bud Mud

when i was kid,i had a poster from ford advertizing for the 76 "high water" F250. I found it online a couple years ago but now i cant,i will again then i'll post and print it off. THATS A FACT!

I'd be highly interested in seeing ANYTHING Ford that referenced these trucks by the enthusiast term.

Apr 4, 2014 | 03:14 PM

#33

1978f-250

More Turbo

Joined: Jan 2009

Posts: 547

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Originally Posted by Bud Mud

i was shocked,there not noises at all,there smooth riding cause there radials. I just want the stock look, im retired so i dont really drive far.

Thanks for the reply. If the sale falls through let me know.

Dennis

Apr 4, 2014 | 05:36 PM

#34

Pickupmanx2

Lead Driver

Joined: Jun 2006

Posts: 5,663

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From: Near Yosemite CA

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Originally Posted by 704 dentside man

Good looking truck...but...

Guys just let claims like these go nowadays??? Or just figure fighting the hiboy battle is futile??? I'd be curious to see any FORD literature that referenced to any of the 67-77.5 250 4x4's as either of the above.

Yes it is a nice lookin truck, but I think we are battle weary of correcting the term,,, I too have owned MANY Fords, Old fords, and have yet to hear the term high water,,, that was reserved for your britches when they gots to short!