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Just thought of posting and hope to get some stuff done to the Mule this year.
Some of my new year resolutions are:
X .e99 spider boots
X.turbo timer
.E-fuel
.Paint job
.Re-build the spare 7.3 I have
X. Rebuild the e4od. hopefully off the list till next year
.New head light
X.New tail lights
.New bumper and grill
I'd like to get my box painted this year, but I don't know if that will happen. Otherwise I'm not planning on doing much of anything to either of my obs trucks.
Hope my truck doesn't break down until I get my camper home next month.
LOL!! You'll get there.
Originally Posted by oldbird1965
I always 'hope' that!
Haha! Right Glenn? I think that's always in the back of an OBS owner's mind just due to what we use them for and the age of them.
Originally Posted by 427 fordman
I'd like to get my box painted this year, but I don't know if that will happen. Otherwise I'm not planning on doing much of anything to either of my obs trucks.
This about where I am Darin and it feels good. It only took 3 years! LOL Hopefully my attention will now focus on the '66 Ford Falcon Wagon I am eyeing when I get back to California. My buddy has too many cars and is willing to sell it to me for a decent price. It just needs cleaning up and maintenance. It even has a 302! Here's to 2016!!
I'd like to find time, during warmer, drier weather, to install the parts I bought from RiffRaff and catch up on the severely needed maintenance items that have been neglected due to my unemployment status. If I can spend my FAFSA refund before my wife does, I might be able to get the truck done before the summer break.
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