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Morning Idaho. Tomorrow was supposed to be my Friday but I have to work all weekend. Hours aren't too bad though. Either no school on Friday works for me, I'm not complaining!
...craig honestly i have no idea whats going on in may yet so im sure we can work something out. maybe you can time it with the lost in the 50's car show up here in sandpoint. its a good time
Timing the hunt to attend the car show is a great idea. I need to see what my summer session schedule will be. BSU will have summer registration and class info out in another month or so.
Originally Posted by 67nukeford
Morning Craig! Yeah, what ever happened to our coffee breaks??/LOL
Morning Pat. Sounds like we all need some coffee, Micah.
Originally Posted by im2tall33
...that thing is cool, but imagine stubbing your toe on that at night! ouchie
Turn on the parking lights. No stubbed toes.
Sounds like everyone is keeping busy and having fun.
I had a similar problem with the left-rear on my OBS. Of course, I have drum brakes, but the problem was with the parking brake pedal assembly. The ratcheting system is damaged and would not release. The tension caused the right-rear cable end to break off and needed replacing. The left-rear cable is stretched. I need to replace the remaining cables and the parking brake pedal assembly. I haven't been towing or hauling lately, so I don't use the parking brake when I park the truck. It's still on my "To Do" list, but it isn't a high priority, yet.
Good morning fellow Idahoans...its been nice working on my 75 f250 lately after its 20 yr hibernation. Found lots of great info on here, and nice to see all of the help from everyone.
One thing I couldnt find via a search...whats up with the name 'dent'? I couldnt find that term and what the 72- were called as well. I've been focused on mustangs the last 20 yrs...so I've been out of the truck scene for a bit.
Good morning fellow Idahoans...its been nice working on my 75 f250 lately after its 20 yr hibernation. Found lots of great info on here, and nice to see all of the help from everyone.
One thing I couldnt find via a search...whats up with the name 'dent'? I couldnt find that term and what the 72- were called as well. I've been focused on mustangs the last 20 yrs...so I've been out of the truck scene for a bit.
Good morning! I guess I'll take a stab at explaining what a "dent" is. The 73-79's have a "dent" running lengthwise down the side of the sheetmetal of the truck. The '72 and older trucks are referred to as "bumps" because of the bump running down the side.
More pics of your Dent please!
01-27-2016, 10:38 AM
