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6th Gear
Joined: Dec 2025
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From: Bozeman Mt
Montana Newbie
Hi all, I'm an old man, 65 yrs old, joined a couple weeks ago and finally after many attempted tries over many days I FINALLY figured out how to do an intro. Where's a 7 yr old when you need them?
Joined as I find some of the threads interesting and very helpful. Hope to add to it sometime.
I currently have a '73 F250 2WD which for most seems weird as it snows here in Montana, never had a 4 wheel drive F-series and got every where guess the right tires and knowing HOW to drive counts for something or maybe living here for 45+ yrs helps. Formerly had a '67 F250 and sold it 15 yrs ago and now wish I had it back. Also had a '86 150 Econoline with a 4 speed which was awesome as I lived in it for 5 yrs while working on the road and don't really care for auotmatics. At one time had a '88 F250 nicknamed it MONEY-PIT....ouch on that one.
Joined as I find some of the threads interesting and very helpful. Hope to add to it sometime.
I currently have a '73 F250 2WD which for most seems weird as it snows here in Montana, never had a 4 wheel drive F-series and got every where guess the right tires and knowing HOW to drive counts for something or maybe living here for 45+ yrs helps. Formerly had a '67 F250 and sold it 15 yrs ago and now wish I had it back. Also had a '86 150 Econoline with a 4 speed which was awesome as I lived in it for 5 yrs while working on the road and don't really care for auotmatics. At one time had a '88 F250 nicknamed it MONEY-PIT....ouch on that one.
5th Wheeling
Joined: May 2017
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From: Northwest Arkansas
Welcome from another new-ish member
Glad to have you. It’s sometimes tough figuring out of anybody noticed! I’m sure Charlie will weigh in before long. Well, it’s 75 degrees and sunny here in northwest Arkansas on Christmas Day.
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From: sussex county, nj
welcome to FTE from another old timer of age 78 .
yes knowing how to drive helps big time, outright drop dead wonderful country you live in . been through it in 4x4 and 18 wheeler many a time .
check out the section for your truck https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/forum38/ and check out the montana bsing area https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/forum130/ you may find someone living near by
good luck and enjoy
yes knowing how to drive helps big time, outright drop dead wonderful country you live in . been through it in 4x4 and 18 wheeler many a time .
check out the section for your truck https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/forum38/ and check out the montana bsing area https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/forum130/ you may find someone living near by
good luck and enjoy
FTE Community Team
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From: sussex county, nj
are you the lucky powerball winner al ?
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Hi all, I'm an old man, 65 yrs old, joined a couple weeks ago and finally after many attempted tries over many days I FINALLY figured out how to do an intro. Where's a 7 yr old when you need them?
Joined as I find some of the threads interesting and very helpful. Hope to add to it sometime.
I currently have a '73 F250 2WD which for most seems weird as it snows here in Montana, never had a 4 wheel drive F-series and got every where guess the right tires and knowing HOW to drive counts for something or maybe living here for 45+ yrs helps. Formerly had a '67 F250 and sold it 15 yrs ago and now wish I had it back. Also had a '86 150 Econoline with a 4 speed which was awesome as I lived in it for 5 yrs while working on the road and don't really care for auotmatics. At one time had a '88 F250 nicknamed it MONEY-PIT....ouch on that one.
Joined as I find some of the threads interesting and very helpful. Hope to add to it sometime.
I currently have a '73 F250 2WD which for most seems weird as it snows here in Montana, never had a 4 wheel drive F-series and got every where guess the right tires and knowing HOW to drive counts for something or maybe living here for 45+ yrs helps. Formerly had a '67 F250 and sold it 15 yrs ago and now wish I had it back. Also had a '86 150 Econoline with a 4 speed which was awesome as I lived in it for 5 yrs while working on the road and don't really care for auotmatics. At one time had a '88 F250 nicknamed it MONEY-PIT....ouch on that one.
Congratulations on getting to the right place for introductions, and then writing up a good one!
Welcome aboard!
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