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Welcome to FTE. Nice looking Bird. I had a 64 in 1971.
I see you are finding your way around, so I will remind you to check out and join the International Chapter. You will probably find some more Ford lovers, from Puerto Rico!
I bought the 65 T in 74 & it honestly was a Sweet Ride.
I then joined the Navy in Jan 1977.
Tried to do my 20, but unfortunately had a Seizure aboard a ship in what turned out to be both my Last Command at 32nd St Naval Base San Diego, Ca,
the USS Cape Cod (AD-43). 32nd. st Naval Base
Jan 77 - Sep 93 which equaled 16 yrs 9 Month.
3 yrs & 3 months shy of a Solid Twenty Years.
I served on two floating machine shops - one at the beginning of my Naval Service, and the other at the end.
I reported to the USS Sierra, AD-18 as TAD, waiting for a class to form at NAS Norfolk. Six years later, I spent the End Of Days aboard the USS Shenandoah, AD-44 to await discharge, as my Mother Ship was being decommissioned.
I'm surprised that those tenders can actually get underway! I was told they were kept afloat by the coffee grounds beneath the hull!
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalytic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
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