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Wayne 1949 F1 239 Flathead V8, Cuba, Alabama I'll be 48 this month (July)
Been thinking about this for a while and thought I'd post and see how you guys feel about this. A lot of us on here know each other pretty well as forums go. I know there is a large group of us that are currently on here most every day and I also have seen quite a lot of new folks lately. It hit me when one of the so called regulars posted a pic of his truck and I realized I had never seen it. I know we have build threads and those are great for spending lots of time reading. I'd like to propose a one or two pic post for each person so that maybe we can sticky it and have a thread up top to see what everyone drives. I mean we all listen to each others advice and it would be nice to see what we all drive by scrolling down one big thread. I know I would love to see all of your trucks in one place. And if you don't use your real name and want to include that under the pic then feel free....those of you that want to stay under your user name, that's fine too. I've included my pic. All I would suggest is to keep this a "post a pic only" thread and not have lots of discussion in between. That would defeat the purpose and make the pages multiply a ton. Or we can nix the whole thing...lol. Here we go!
Hi,
This is Ben from Austin, TX. We've got 13,000 miles on our '50 F1 but it continues in the weekend project mode - mysterious intermittent banging from Mustang II front end, A/C is out, door gap not "right", runs a little hot.... The fun continues.
Ben in Austin
(Dave's wife likes my truck color - Dave (droptop70ss).
Gary Sisson. Northwest corner of the pacific Northwest. They just keep coming at me at about a grand apiece......Just a matter of time before a 48-56 comes up again.
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