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Hello all.
I'm the proud 2nd owner of a 1986 F250 XLT Lariat 6.9L IDI 2WD Super-cab Dually LB 155 WB HD Special Order with 170k miles (272k kms) on it. I bought it in Dillwyn Virginia on Monday July 14 2014 and drove it back 700 miles (1120kms) 16 hours crabbing through 5 States, 3 major rain storms, Mountains, fog, and construction. Since back I have driven another 300 miles (480 kms) and loving every minute I'm on the road in it. I have been to 2 car shows and I'm the only one in the seventh gen. at those shows let alone a Dually, and now I'm getting ready for the Canadian Ford & Mercury Truck Nationals in Arthur Ontario Canada on August 16-17 2014.
Well I hope to have some fun, learn some tricks and meet some great people here on this site. Thanks for having me.
Dave
This is a picture from the car show the weekend that just past in my home town of Barrie Ontario Canada
Thanks Torklift Sheryl, and greenarcher I'm glad to be here. I had a good night out at the weekly car show and driving, after picking her up from the shop today. I wanted to get rid of the crabbing so I gave some love and put a new steering box and alignment (got lucky cause the crabbing is gone and it could've been a couple of things doing it), changed the fluids and filters from the engine all the way back to the Dana rear end, and changed all the belts. A $1300 good start anyways I think. I have had more people come up to look at her but think cause of the dually rear end she is a F-350, so laughing I have to tell them NOPE she is a F-250 Special Order. I even had a guy come up tonight asking if I'd sell her to him for $7000.00. Of course I said no thanks I only bought her 3 weeks ago.
Dave
1986 F250 XLT Lariat 6.9L IDI 2WD Super-cab Dually LB 155 WB HD Special Order
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