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Exciting and at the same time a strange thought that it is now just a couple hundred miles away at that very moment..
Who knows.. some say there have been christmas miracles in the past..
Originally Posted by Pickupmanx2
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Power - it has some
Rated speed - as fast as it will go which is 85 according to the speedo...
Top speed - as fast as you can push it and still feel safe with a tailwind.. downhill lol...
Worth a try but I am afraid they need hard facts.
Wiki says 156hp. That's more than I read most of the time.
Exciting and at the same time a strange thought that it is now just a couple hundred miles away at that very moment..
Who knows.. some say there have been christmas miracles in the past.. Worth a try but I am afraid they need hard facts.
Wiki says 156hp. That's more than I read most of the time.
Congrats, Patrick! Looking forward to taking a drive with you.
A hundred... now we got a wide range
Do you think that's just how it is as an all normal loss from engine to wheels? Not regarding old, worn out components, etc..
finally back in business, after helping my parents renovating their home the last months.
Now it's time to get back to the truck! I did some small things on her meanwhile, but I'll start an extra build thread for that.
This thread comes to an happy end with some pics of the truck arriving at my place in january!
FunFact: Only loss on the 9500miles trip was the left F250 Custom Badge. Pictures show that it's still there when it arrived in the harbor so it must be gone on the last 350miles on the transport to me. I guess the barrel nuts were shot and it just fell off the shaking trailer or maybe some harbor staff is also dreaming of.... If so, may he or she have fun with it.
Glad to see him at his new home!! Congrats Pat! That was quite the journey, and he made it all the way with only one missing piece!! Looking forward to seeing your progress and Ol'green working!
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Hopefully, that's gonna happen soon! 
Worth a try but I am afraid they need hard facts. 
