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Managed to pick up a straight 75' F250 SuperCab - Camper Special. 360, T18. All my friends and family say I have an addiction and now I have a reputation for being a crazy Ford guy. But this was my plan all a long just didn't think I'd get my SuperCab for awhile!
Drove her 30 minutes home and drives like a Caddy. No plans as of now cause I have all my attention on my Crew Cab.
But I am a proud owner of 3 1975 Ford pickups. And no, they will never be for sale They're all family! And will be passed down.
Now you need to start collecting the sub-sets of these trucks, like a cc 4WD in custom trim, Explorer trim, Ranger trim, Lariat trim, then the same in 2WD.
Unlike finances, the combinations are endless .
I love spending other peoples money .
Now you need to start collecting the sub-sets of these trucks, like a cc 4WD in custom trim, Explorer trim, Ranger trim, Lariat trim, then the same in 2WD.
Unlike finances, the combinations are endless .
I love spending other peoples money .
That is a great collection of trucks. And like Mike said, I too like to spend other peoples money. FWIW I could use a sugar momma. But I think my wifey might have something to say about that. I just wish that she at least understood my addiction.
I just got scolded by the gf last weekend for being addicted to old fords. I have a beat up 78 short bed, another very nice all original ,except my lift kit, 78 short bed and I just bought a very clean 1 owner 79 bronco complete with owners manual and paperwork including the 1979 title.
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They're all family! And will be passed down.
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