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Sorry Second newb post...
SO I had to copy and paste this from where I originally posted it. Guess when I clicked the new members post here thing in my IM welcoming me, I may have just replied to the welcome thread. So in efforts to do things correctly, I figured I would put it up here also... Sorry about that...
Name is Ray, from N Central FL. Yes it is very hot here. Been poking around as I am planning an old Ford project, and figured in an effort to measure once and cut twice, wait, I mean cut twice and measure once, or is it don't measure, just start cutting.... Oh well, I forget. But before I start cutting, and spending money on stuff that don't work, I figured I would look for a new resource, a new group of folks that may have already done, tried, considered, or even refused to try some of the stuff I am looking to do.
Been a Ford Fan from a child. Dad would say, "If it aint got a blue oval, it ain't worth having." I strayed away from his lessons, and tend to be more of a if it has wheels, and is cook, I like it guy. Do currently have an old ford. Well actually two. One is a 1955 that I wound up with when my bonus dad had in his collection. I have another that I got when my father died. The 55 is running and driving, but the 65 I got from my father is for sure a project in the making. When I get this forum stuff figured out I will put up some pics.
I have done some light fab work, have some mechanical abilities, and have built a few different things. Not the 55, it was built when Dad got it.. But other stuff. Jeeps, Motorcycles, boats, airboats, and a car. So while I am no professional I have messed some stuff up. So now I need to get going on a Ford. Last one I started I never finished.
So the 1965 will be the next project I will attempt, and I will probably ask some dumb stuff from you guys in here in an attempt to not spend money on something twice or three times before I get it right.
Anyway, that's me. Glad to be here and will try to not ask too many dumb questions.
Thanks
Ray T.
Name is Ray, from N Central FL. Yes it is very hot here. Been poking around as I am planning an old Ford project, and figured in an effort to measure once and cut twice, wait, I mean cut twice and measure once, or is it don't measure, just start cutting.... Oh well, I forget. But before I start cutting, and spending money on stuff that don't work, I figured I would look for a new resource, a new group of folks that may have already done, tried, considered, or even refused to try some of the stuff I am looking to do.
Been a Ford Fan from a child. Dad would say, "If it aint got a blue oval, it ain't worth having." I strayed away from his lessons, and tend to be more of a if it has wheels, and is cook, I like it guy. Do currently have an old ford. Well actually two. One is a 1955 that I wound up with when my bonus dad had in his collection. I have another that I got when my father died. The 55 is running and driving, but the 65 I got from my father is for sure a project in the making. When I get this forum stuff figured out I will put up some pics.
I have done some light fab work, have some mechanical abilities, and have built a few different things. Not the 55, it was built when Dad got it.. But other stuff. Jeeps, Motorcycles, boats, airboats, and a car. So while I am no professional I have messed some stuff up. So now I need to get going on a Ford. Last one I started I never finished.
So the 1965 will be the next project I will attempt, and I will probably ask some dumb stuff from you guys in here in an attempt to not spend money on something twice or three times before I get it right.
Anyway, that's me. Glad to be here and will try to not ask too many dumb questions.
Thanks
Ray T.
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SO I had to copy and paste this from where I originally posted it. Guess when I clicked the new members post here thing in my IM welcoming me, I may have just replied to the welcome thread. So in efforts to do things correctly, I figured I would put it up here also... Sorry about that...
Name is Ray, from N Central FL. Yes it is very hot here. Been poking around as I am planning an old Ford project, and figured in an effort to measure once and cut twice, wait, I mean cut twice and measure once, or is it don't measure, just start cutting.... Oh well, I forget. But before I start cutting, and spending money on stuff that don't work, I figured I would look for a new resource, a new group of folks that may have already done, tried, considered, or even refused to try some of the stuff I am looking to do.
Been a Ford Fan from a child. Dad would say, "If it aint got a blue oval, it ain't worth having." I strayed away from his lessons, and tend to be more of a if it has wheels, and is cook, I like it guy. Do currently have an old ford. Well actually two. One is a 1955 that I wound up with when my bonus dad had in his collection. I have another that I got when my father died. The 55 is running and driving, but the 65 I got from my father is for sure a project in the making. When I get this forum stuff figured out I will put up some pics.
I have done some light fab work, have some mechanical abilities, and have built a few different things. Not the 55, it was built when Dad got it.. But other stuff. Jeeps, Motorcycles, boats, airboats, and a car. So while I am no professional I have messed some stuff up. So now I need to get going on a Ford. Last one I started I never finished.
So the 1965 will be the next project I will attempt, and I will probably ask some dumb stuff from you guys in here in an attempt to not spend money on something twice or three times before I get it right.
Anyway, that's me. Glad to be here and will try to not ask too many dumb questions.
Thanks
Ray T.
Name is Ray, from N Central FL. Yes it is very hot here. Been poking around as I am planning an old Ford project, and figured in an effort to measure once and cut twice, wait, I mean cut twice and measure once, or is it don't measure, just start cutting.... Oh well, I forget. But before I start cutting, and spending money on stuff that don't work, I figured I would look for a new resource, a new group of folks that may have already done, tried, considered, or even refused to try some of the stuff I am looking to do.
Been a Ford Fan from a child. Dad would say, "If it aint got a blue oval, it ain't worth having." I strayed away from his lessons, and tend to be more of a if it has wheels, and is cook, I like it guy. Do currently have an old ford. Well actually two. One is a 1955 that I wound up with when my bonus dad had in his collection. I have another that I got when my father died. The 55 is running and driving, but the 65 I got from my father is for sure a project in the making. When I get this forum stuff figured out I will put up some pics.
I have done some light fab work, have some mechanical abilities, and have built a few different things. Not the 55, it was built when Dad got it.. But other stuff. Jeeps, Motorcycles, boats, airboats, and a car. So while I am no professional I have messed some stuff up. So now I need to get going on a Ford. Last one I started I never finished.
So the 1965 will be the next project I will attempt, and I will probably ask some dumb stuff from you guys in here in an attempt to not spend money on something twice or three times before I get it right.
Anyway, that's me. Glad to be here and will try to not ask too many dumb questions.
Thanks
Ray T.
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SO I had to copy and paste this from where I originally posted it. Guess when I clicked the new members post here thing in my IM welcoming me, I may have just replied to the welcome thread. So in efforts to do things correctly, I figured I would put it up here also... Sorry about
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