how many do you have?
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From: orygun
Cornbinders may rust, but that doesn't seem to bother them any, they just keep right on chugging
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From: New Haven, MO
Cuurently, I own 0 vehcles. Sold my old piece of junk Chevy C-10 a little over a week ago, and am in the market for a newer one, and might have it by the end of the week. I'm a Ford guy through and through, so I figured it was time for me to upgrade.
My parents own several vehicles, and 1/2 of them run (like a good redneck). 2002 Chevy Blazer (Mom's Car), 79 F-150 4x4 351m (Dad's Truck), 66 Mustang 200 I6 3-speed on the floor (Dad's toy, but hasn't run for years), and 81 Yamaha "Eleven Special" 1100cc Touring Bike (Dad's other toy that doesn't run).
Personally, I'm a car/truck guy myself, also. I've even been able to tell my friends what a truck was by hearing the engine (with stock exhaust) for a city block away, without seeing the truck, not to mention being able to distinguish different diesels by the way they sound, stock and aftermarket exhausts. By the way, I'm gonna bookmark this thread as a future reference if I or someone I know needs help with any of the cars that have been listed here.
P.S. If I listed all the cars my dad has owned, this post would take up a page by itself.....
My parents own several vehicles, and 1/2 of them run (like a good redneck). 2002 Chevy Blazer (Mom's Car), 79 F-150 4x4 351m (Dad's Truck), 66 Mustang 200 I6 3-speed on the floor (Dad's toy, but hasn't run for years), and 81 Yamaha "Eleven Special" 1100cc Touring Bike (Dad's other toy that doesn't run).
Personally, I'm a car/truck guy myself, also. I've even been able to tell my friends what a truck was by hearing the engine (with stock exhaust) for a city block away, without seeing the truck, not to mention being able to distinguish different diesels by the way they sound, stock and aftermarket exhausts. By the way, I'm gonna bookmark this thread as a future reference if I or someone I know needs help with any of the cars that have been listed here.
P.S. If I listed all the cars my dad has owned, this post would take up a page by itself.....
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From: Howell, Michigan
I have a few
Hey,
I have a
78 f150 4x4 short bed (my pride and joy)
early 77 f250 4x4 highboy (My mud BEAST)
62 f100 unibody (soon to be next pride and joy after restoration)
56 chevy 210 sedan 2 door (vintage gasser replica)
and a 1990 4 door taurus (Gas mileage machine)
I have a
78 f150 4x4 short bed (my pride and joy)
early 77 f250 4x4 highboy (My mud BEAST)
62 f100 unibody (soon to be next pride and joy after restoration)
56 chevy 210 sedan 2 door (vintage gasser replica)
and a 1990 4 door taurus (Gas mileage machine)
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From: Erie, Pa
Currently own,
1954 F-100
1977 F-150 4x4
1977 F-250 Supercab 4x4
1978 F-150 4x4
1979 Thunderbird Pro street
1979 Bronco
1979 F-150 Short bed 4x4
1989 Thunderbird Supercoupe
1990 Thunderbird LX back half drag car
1999 Expedition 4x4
+ 3 trailers and 1 camper, + wheeler and snowmobile
Damn, time to clean up a bit
Steve S.
Mentioned above.
1954 F-100
1977 F-150 4x4
1977 F-250 Supercab 4x4
1978 F-150 4x4
1979 Thunderbird Pro street
1979 Bronco
1979 F-150 Short bed 4x4
1989 Thunderbird Supercoupe
1990 Thunderbird LX back half drag car
1999 Expedition 4x4
+ 3 trailers and 1 camper, + wheeler and snowmobile
Damn, time to clean up a bit
Steve S.
Mentioned above.
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From: Iowa
i have:
1964 galaxie with a 352, currently tore apart
1975 f150 with a 390, just got the motor rebuilt into a 375hp 401ci 200,000 on truck 0 on drivetrain.
1984 f150 300-6 74,000 miles
1985 f250 6.9 diesel 350,000 miles
1992 pontiac grand am- POS
1964 galaxie with a 352, currently tore apart
1975 f150 with a 390, just got the motor rebuilt into a 375hp 401ci 200,000 on truck 0 on drivetrain.
1984 f150 300-6 74,000 miles
1985 f250 6.9 diesel 350,000 miles
1992 pontiac grand am- POS
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As of right now, I have:
`78 F150 (project truck)
`78 Bronco (future project truck for the wife)
`83 F250
`95 Aerostar
I just got rid of an `89 F150 and a `77 LTD. I was really suprised to see all the Ford-truck-nuts with soooo many non-Ford vehicles. I have to admit, I've had my share of non-Fords (of course, one is tooooo many, right?).
`78 F150 (project truck)
`78 Bronco (future project truck for the wife)
`83 F250
`95 Aerostar
I just got rid of an `89 F150 and a `77 LTD. I was really suprised to see all the Ford-truck-nuts with soooo many non-Ford vehicles. I have to admit, I've had my share of non-Fords (of course, one is tooooo many, right?).
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From: Conway Arkansas
Originally Posted by Beater Hunter
As of right now, I have:
`78 F150 (project truck)
`78 Bronco (future project truck for the wife)
`83 F250
`95 Aerostar
I just got rid of an `89 F150 and a `77 LTD. I was really suprised to see all the Ford-truck-nuts with soooo many non-Ford vehicles. I have to admit, I've had my share of non-Fords (of course, one is tooooo many, right?).
`78 F150 (project truck)
`78 Bronco (future project truck for the wife)
`83 F250
`95 Aerostar
I just got rid of an `89 F150 and a `77 LTD. I was really suprised to see all the Ford-truck-nuts with soooo many non-Ford vehicles. I have to admit, I've had my share of non-Fords (of course, one is tooooo many, right?).
But I went from driving a 90 model GMC 4 wheel drive truck w/ aftermarket seat, tinted windows, A/C, lift, etc etc etc to a 76 F-100 LWB thats brown... no air, needs painted, and tranny slips a bit.... So that shows which one I prefer
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From: Montana Territory
well I got a few toys....
none of which I have paid anything for....
1968 F100 4x2
1971 F100 4x4
1974 F350 super camper special 4x2
1979 F150 4x2
1979 F150 4x4
1983 Ranger 302 V8 / T-5
1995 Ford Escort 1.9L
2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.0L I6
none of which I have paid anything for....
1968 F100 4x2
1971 F100 4x4
1974 F350 super camper special 4x2
1979 F150 4x2
1979 F150 4x4
1983 Ranger 302 V8 / T-5
1995 Ford Escort 1.9L
2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.0L I6
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From: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
65 Mustang F/B 90% restored, 56 Merc 1/2 ton 1/2 finished(resto-rodded with a 302), 57 F350+69 F100 nice original condition,83 Mustang 5.0 convertible, 88 Cobra,84 Ranger(a driver)89 F350 7.3,96 F250-302,98 Ranger(wife`s driver) and a couple of Ford gravel trucks. Lots of Ford parts vehicles from 53-80.
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I have a '77 F150 400M - That the BC government won't let me drive here in BC (Alberta Truck) And just bought a '76 F250 Camper Special 390 which is very nice.
I worked with a guy in Alberta that owned alot of '79 Fords. I mean alot. He had 15+ in pieces, 12 fully restored (All coral orange), and maybe 7 or 8 others around the area! I tell you, he loved those '79s!!
(I'm sure he had more somewhere that I didn't get to see!
I worked with a guy in Alberta that owned alot of '79 Fords. I mean alot. He had 15+ in pieces, 12 fully restored (All coral orange), and maybe 7 or 8 others around the area! I tell you, he loved those '79s!!
(I'm sure he had more somewhere that I didn't get to see!