Hey FTE'ers!

I produce commercials in Austin (when Im not working on my own truck) and we have a commercial shooting next week Jan 15th 2016.

We need a truck for a shot in the film and I need some options. I dont think my rusted '74 F100 is going to get too many compliments. Ideally looking for something 60s to 70s.

If you live in the Austin TX area and are interested in a little side cash, holler at me with a picture of your truck here and we can go from there.

Thanks!

 

My truck would love to be in the commercial. It is a one of kind

 

Skeeter, thats PURDY.

I would offer mine, however I am too far away, and my truck is far too ugly. I would have to pay you.

 

Thanks Skeeter!

I've added it to the list and will let you know if they decide to go with it.

Cheers!

 

any other out there in Austin? I know I've seen you all driving around!

 

Skeeter, I love your truck! I will have to look you up when I am in Austin next to get a better look at it.

 

Hey monkey-1 i really appreciate that.
let's definitely hang out if you make it to Austin.
I got a new exhaust yesterday. Here are some pics

 

Looks very good.

 

I am in Dripping Springs, my truck is beautiful (to me at least), but I can only help you if you want a tow truck.

What about a Ranchero? My '78 GT is almost ready for the street, I hope to take it to it's first car show this Saturday.

 

cool more from Austin
what car show this weekend are you talking about jas88?
i would like to come see.

thanks mountain dewd
i wanted a cleaner look to the tail pipes

 

We have a little local show every Saturday night at the Home Depot in Dripping Springs. We get from 5-20 cars depending on the weather.

This is my tow truck at HD last summer:



If you want to see a lot more cars for your trouble, go to Cabela's in Buda about 2 hours before sundown on Saturday evening. Quite a bit more cars and trucks there than in Drippin'.

 

Cool ride Jas88, you don't see many rigs restored.
Great job!
i am going to try and visit the HD show, i live near Lakeway area so it's not a far drive. I guess about 2 hours before the sun goes down.