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Old Feb 20, 2016 | 01:35 AM
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Still laughing, isnt that so true.... and yes I saved that picture.
My thanks to Garrett for posting it here.
But Zac, I hope big time nobody else here finds the need to post it here or anywhere else. Except as just a funny. I'm all about funny.
Guys, we stick together but I sure as heck don't want to "start a trend".
I will endeavour to persevere!

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Old Feb 20, 2016 | 05:44 PM
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Well, I'm back. From home rather than a job computer. Thanks in a LARGE part from Tomahawk Gavin and some help from 351clevelandc4 Garrett. No surprise here I'm sure that these two didn't help me out. You ALL here are both a crack up and a God-sent. I wish upon you all a cyber handshake for your kind words and concern.
It gets complicated but to let you all know I am temporarily unemployed at the moment. I did get a microfische machine to bring home but of course I left the better slides where I was. For the most part I can still do what I've always done here.
For a year or two there has been a corporate individual in charge of a Ford dealer I used to work at wanting me to come back. MUCH closer drive and I know everybody there. As Garrett said above I would have been better off. Well, the dealer I was working at hired a new Parts Director out of Caly. He started to instill some rules and regs that may work in California but sure as heck won't work in Phoenix. He was willing to give up the business of the three biggest Body Shop accounts that I've had for more than 10 years because he wanted to get the parts return percentage below 8%. Between these three accounts they bought close to $200,000 from me in the last 12 months. Average return rate of these 3 is 10%. He started a program to charge everybody a restocking charge starting after 10 days. Even these shops. I told him he can't do this. It won't work. He basically stood pat. So I started talking with the corporate guy from the other Dealer. He wanted me bad. I talked with him on the phone last saturday and really liked what I'm about. He set up we two meeting so we could meet and talk then wednesday. So 2 days later,a week ago friday, when the woman from the $150,000/year Body Shop called me threatening to go elsewhere, part of what I told her to save MY account was that I'm going to personally watch over the credits written and make things right and "I don't know how much longer I'm going to be here". Phone calls are recorded at the Dealer I was at. And I knew it but I didn't care. I assumed I was going to go back to the Dealer that I was layed off from in 2008 and that that Corp guy was in charge of. The new Boss heard that conversation Saturday and didn't like it. So I was let go monday morning. . I would have rather it been on my time scale. BUT, and I mean a big BUT, 2 days ago the Corp guy called me and said he wants me but instead of him getting me a good wage and my senority back,the main Corporate office in Florida doesn't want another wage in the Ford Dealer I would have been hired back at. So the job I assumed I had in the bank.....isn't. No matter, I will perservere. Everybody in my business here in Phoenix knows me. I am a damn good person and a damn good partsman. AND I HAVE THE SUPPORT OF OUR KINGDOM. How could I go wrong?
I have known Jeff since the 80's. He was my parts go to guy for years even after I moved to Washington State. Until one day I called for him and he was no longer there.

I did stop by to visit him at work a few months back.

None better in my book!

Good luck to Jeff, A stand up guy no doubt.

Jeff, Now that you live close by and get bored. Ya know where I live! LOL
 
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Old Feb 21, 2016 | 12:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Boss9F100
I have known Jeff since the 80's. He was my parts go to guy for years even after I moved to Washington State. Until one day I called for him and he was no longer there.

I did stop by to visit him at work a few months back.

None better in my book!

Good luck to Jeff, A stand up guy no doubt.

Jeff, Now that you live close by and get bored. Ya know where I live! LOL
Well THANKS Randy. All true story. Thank You for popping back in here just to say those kind words. Haven't seen you on here for a long time. How'd you find out? I gather gangsakr Robert must have mentioned it on the Slick's board?
Bored? Not me! There is never any dust settling on my shoulders. There is always someone I know that needs an extra pair of hands. Including a Buddy of mine I found out recently that wants me to find the electrical Gremlins in his 73 camaro. And MY Bump is actually getting some of my attention. It's about time I have the time for my own stuff. My girlfriend Linda got the boot for the last time the day after the Superbowl. Last week my 460 got a 2" spacer and a Holley 600 list 1850 I rebuild years ago. Wrong for the application But without a job so far I gotta use what I got as much as I can. Update later. Yesterday he got his battery cables better and a new battery. I've only tried to start it once, when Garrett was here, in the last 3 years or more. So I wasn't surprised to find a bad fuel pump. Got an aftermarket NEW one bought and tomorrow I'll have it running. Next up brakes and then a license plate. Brake booster is only about 3 years old so I think I'm going to go Ultraranger style with a new universal proportioning valve I had bought years ago and a 94 Ranger master cylinder.

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Old Feb 21, 2016 | 03:32 PM
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Originally Posted by mrcman58
Jefffafa you mentioned in post # 20 that you left some microfische behind, i have some duplicate ford M/F if you can use them, i can go through them and send you the duplicates, or let me know which ones you need and i will see if i have them. Jess
YES PLEASE! Some of mine are washed out and unreadable. So any extras would be welcome. Here is what I'm missing.
1. 65/72 Ford Car F1.
2. 65/72 mercury M3.
3. 73/79 mercury M1.
4. 80/89 Truck LT 1 and LT 2.

Any 65/72 truck slides would be great. different spots in mine are washed out.
And if you've got the Cross Reference slides dated 1976 (or older) that would be Awesome.
 
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Old Feb 21, 2016 | 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted by JEFFFAFA
.....Next up brakes and then a license plate. Brake booster is only about 3 years old so I think I'm going to go Ultraranger style with a new universal proportioning valve I had bought years ago and a 94 Ranger master cylinder.

Right Steve?
I take it that currently you have the smaller diameter single diaphragm brake booster? Are you planning to swap to a dual diaphragm F250/F350 brake booster like the '75 F350 dual diaphragm booster that I'm running?

The '90-'94 Ranger 'modern' MC has a 1.00" bore diameter. It also has a plastic reservoir that has a downward slope to it (from the back towards front). This sloping angle won't keep the MC from working but, it just doesn't give a good visual effect. --it looks like the brakes were slammed on so hard that the inertia forces bent the reservoir downward on the front end.

1990-1994 Ranger brake MC. --you can see the slope to the Ranger reservoir I'm talking about.




I'm running a 1995 Ford Explorer 1-1/16" bore 'modern' MC. NAPA part number M3246.

The '95 Explorer MC reservoir sits basically level when the MC is mounted to the booster.
 
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Old Feb 21, 2016 | 10:11 PM
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Originally Posted by JEFFFAFA
YES PLEASE! Some of mine are washed out and unreadable. So any extras would be welcome. Here is what I'm missing.
1. 65/72 Ford Car F1.
2. 65/72 mercury M3.
3. 73/79 mercury M1.
4. 80/89 Truck LT 1 and LT 2.

Any 65/72 truck slides would be great. different spots in mine are washed out.
And if you've got the Cross Reference slides dated 1976 (or older) that would be Awesome.
I havent looked through everything yet but so far this is what i came up with that are dupes, if you need these pm me an address to send them to,

1960 - 64 ford car 1 of 2 & 2 of 2, apr 1971

1965-72 lincoln- mercury M1, 2, & 3. nov 1975

1980 & up light truck speedometer gears 1 of 1, feb 1998

i will see what else i have in the next day or so i have more in the garage.
 
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Old Feb 21, 2016 | 11:11 PM
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Originally Posted by mrcman58
I havent looked through everything yet but so far this is what i came up with that are dupes, if you need these pm me an address to send them to,

1960 - 64 ford car 1 of 2 & 2 of 2, apr 1971

1965-72 lincoln- mercury M1, 2, & 3. nov 1975

1980 & up light truck speedometer gears 1 of 1, feb 1998

i will see what else i have in the next day or so i have more in the garage.
PM sent. Thank You very much.
 
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Old Feb 21, 2016 | 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted by ultraranger
I take it that currently you have the smaller diameter single diaphragm brake booster?


Yep. I do have the smaller diameter single booster. And factory front disc brakes. I also have a used level fluid reservoir off an old girlfriends 1991 f150 I can use. And wire it's low fluid sensor in to the dash's brake warning lamp piggy back. I had bought a new universal proportioning valve off EBAY years ago I plan on using. MBM brand and part number PV2.
This 90-94 Ranger M/C, does it require metric fittings and does it have seats in the ports for standard female double flares?
 
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Old Feb 21, 2016 | 11:31 PM
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Originally Posted by JEFFFAFA
Yep. I do have the smaller diameter single booster. And factory front disc brakes. I also have a used level fluid reservoir off an old girlfriends 1991 f150 I can use. And wire it's low fluid sensor in to the dash's brake warning lamp piggy back. I had bought a new universal proportioning valve off EBAY years ago I plan on using. MBM brand and part number PV2.
This 90-94 Ranger M/C, does it require metric fittings and does it have seats in the ports for standard female double flares?
The Ranger MC uses the same ISO metric bubble flare fittings as my '95 Explorer MC --M12 x 1.0 secondary port fitting and an M10 x 1.0 primary port fitting. The MC isn't compatible with SAE double flare lines and fittings.
 
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Old Feb 21, 2016 | 11:41 PM
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The Ranger MC uses the same ISO metric bubble flare fittings as my '95 Explorer MC --M12 x 1.0 secondary port fitting and an M10 x 1.0 primary port fitting. The MC isn't compatible with SAE double flare lines and fittings.
OK. Can I get aftermarket lines with ISO and metric fittings and double flare the other end of them with American fittings to fit the Prop valve?
 
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