'66 Headliner template tracing
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Joined: Apr 2011
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From: Sauk City, WI
Corey, I would like to have a copy. I'm assuming its a 4 piece pattern.
I have access to a 48" printer at the University but it looks like it will print on a 36" so I have one at UPS down he road. Sounds great.
Thank you sir, here is my addy
themaskedr1der at ya hoo dot com
Please put your name on the email somewhere so I'll who it is. I don't open anything these days if I don' know where its coming from...
Thanks again Corey.............
I have access to a 48" printer at the University but it looks like it will print on a 36" so I have one at UPS down he road. Sounds great.
Thank you sir, here is my addy
themaskedr1der at ya hoo dot com
Please put your name on the email somewhere so I'll who it is. I don't open anything these days if I don' know where its coming from...
Thanks again Corey.............
Several years ago I made the original trace from a perfect four piece I picked up. I'm not computer savy enough to do it in a PDF form. I made 10 copies of the original trace and was selling these at the time. Some people complained about the shipping price. (I had to purchase the tube and pay for shipping)
So Broomfield contacted me about the patterns and he then put them on PDF form. That's how they wound up here.
I don't need a copy, I think I still have the original.
So Broomfield contacted me about the patterns and he then put them on PDF form. That's how they wound up here.
I don't need a copy, I think I still have the original.
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Joined: Apr 2011
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From: Sauk City, WI
No can do as I have no access to a plotter anymore. 
Best bet is to take the file that I sent you to a local print shop, tell them it needs to print on 36"x66" paper, and have them print it up.
Best bet is to take the file that I sent you to a local print shop, tell them it needs to print on 36"x66" paper, and have them print it up.
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Joined: Dec 2010
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From: Texas
Anyone else want a copy while Im emailing a bunch out? 
If I sent you a copy and need help with the printing part, email me back. I only troll thru the FTE forums maybe once a week, so I may miss your questions.
Robert, you want a full size copy? The big issue is people were sending this around to be printed on 8.5"x11" and they screwed with the scale of it. I had to fix that with AutoCAD (easiest way) and verify it against the dimensions on the first copy I had. I think IM right around 1/16" or less, so it should be close enough.
If I sent you a copy and need help with the printing part, email me back. I only troll thru the FTE forums maybe once a week, so I may miss your questions.
Robert, you want a full size copy? The big issue is people were sending this around to be printed on 8.5"x11" and they screwed with the scale of it. I had to fix that with AutoCAD (easiest way) and verify it against the dimensions on the first copy I had. I think IM right around 1/16" or less, so it should be close enough.
My email address: rustyfords AT gmail.com
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Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 707
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From: Sauk City, WI
Tx: did not receive a PM. Just email me at corwinbosatgmaildotcom and Ill send it out.
No problem
No problem
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Corey, thank you for sending me a copy.
Robert, I remember that. A member on this forum was in need of a part and I offered it up for free, AND then he complained about the cost for shipping. I sent him a copy of the shipping invoice and told him the item is no longer offered for free. Some people just don't get it !!!
Robert, I remember that. A member on this forum was in need of a part and I offered it up for free, AND then he complained about the cost for shipping. I sent him a copy of the shipping invoice and told him the item is no longer offered for free. Some people just don't get it !!!
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From: Moodus, CT
Robert, I remember that. A member on this forum was in need of a part and I offered it up for free, AND then he complained about the cost for shipping. I sent him a copy of the shipping invoice and told him the item is no longer offered for free. Some people just don't get it !!!
Also, that is ridiculous, you were giving a part away for free and they couldn't be decent enough to pay the shipping. Good for you for retracting your offer though!!
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Joined: Dec 2004
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From: Hemet ca.
A few years back there were members on three different forums I frequent, all wanting parts but did not want to pay the shipping cost. Forget about my time, cost for parts, my packaging all that was suppose to be free after all, we are a community and we should share everything. Wrong!
Here is one that stopped me from selling core supports, at least to members of these forums. (then ultimately giving up on core supports all together)
There was a member from this forum, he lived in Canada, he was in need of a core support for either a 65 or 66 f100 can't remember which. Any way I had a near mint core support, going rate was $400.00 Shipping was going to be sky high but I told him I would only charge him $150.00 for shipping, to Canada.
I sent him pictures, at least a dozen, we agreed on price and shipping.
When I received his check, it was for $150.00 that's it, $150.00. I emailed him and asked what happened to the rest of the money, he said "I want you to ship it to me, if it's what I want and need and is in good condition, I will send you the rest of the money." When I told him I was returning his check, he came on to this forum trying to bash me for being a bad seller.
Within 10 minutes of his post at least a dozen FTE members who knew me and my parts, let him have it. (That's why I'm still here) There's many good eggs here, who hands down out number the rotten ones.
For those of you who have removed a core support, you know there a pain in the backside. Now try doing it at a wrecking yard with just hand tools.
No one cared what I went through to get them off a truck they just wanted them cheap and free shipping.
Needless to say I stopped selling core supports.
Sorry, just needed to tell a story of previous dealings on the boards. Nothing is free, even if it only costs you a thank you, Which by the way, is another story.
Here is one that stopped me from selling core supports, at least to members of these forums. (then ultimately giving up on core supports all together)
There was a member from this forum, he lived in Canada, he was in need of a core support for either a 65 or 66 f100 can't remember which. Any way I had a near mint core support, going rate was $400.00 Shipping was going to be sky high but I told him I would only charge him $150.00 for shipping, to Canada.
I sent him pictures, at least a dozen, we agreed on price and shipping.
When I received his check, it was for $150.00 that's it, $150.00. I emailed him and asked what happened to the rest of the money, he said "I want you to ship it to me, if it's what I want and need and is in good condition, I will send you the rest of the money." When I told him I was returning his check, he came on to this forum trying to bash me for being a bad seller.
Within 10 minutes of his post at least a dozen FTE members who knew me and my parts, let him have it. (That's why I'm still here) There's many good eggs here, who hands down out number the rotten ones.
For those of you who have removed a core support, you know there a pain in the backside. Now try doing it at a wrecking yard with just hand tools.
No one cared what I went through to get them off a truck they just wanted them cheap and free shipping.
Needless to say I stopped selling core supports.
Sorry, just needed to tell a story of previous dealings on the boards. Nothing is free, even if it only costs you a thank you, Which by the way, is another story.
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Joined: Apr 2011
Posts: 707
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From: Sauk City, WI
Me too! I need a copy for my 66 I'm new here and just getting started on my truck . email is jschumacher@cardlog.com thanks