FORD Girl's???
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From: St. Louis
I can help, sort of
Yes my son, it is a hard life for those of us that spread the word for the church of the blue oval. But have faith.
I took a bride who thought "Brand-X" was the vehicle of choice. But once she understood that I make and spend the money, she came around to my way of thinking
Make sure you do not do more than 6 beer bongs at a party. That is a turn off for girls.
Tell girls that you drive a Ford. The smart ones with good jobs will come to you like June Bugs to a flood light.
Hope this helps
Eric
I took a bride who thought "Brand-X" was the vehicle of choice. But once she understood that I make and spend the money, she came around to my way of thinking
Make sure you do not do more than 6 beer bongs at a party. That is a turn off for girls.
Tell girls that you drive a Ford. The smart ones with good jobs will come to you like June Bugs to a flood light.
Hope this helps
Eric
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From: Georgia
Originally Posted by DainBramage
Heck, be happy if ya find one that's into any truck.
Seriously
Love & happiness is something of a raretity. When you find it you should hold onto it. Materialistic items are crap & shouldn't stand in the way.
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From: Near Bloom, PA
The best thing I can say is, if you must have a woman that's into trucks, find one with slightly more than a passing interest and build on it from there. It helps if she has more tools than you do. That's a pretty good indicator that if you spend the night in the garage, she'll either be there with you or at least bring you a beer now and then.
If she doesn't complain about washing your greasy clothes, keep her.
If she helps you pull parts at a junkyard, keep her.
If she has her own power tools, keep her, but don't tick her off.
If her eyes light up when a nice truck goes by, or if she points out the ones you miss, keep her.
If she can trudge around a car show in the mud just as long as you can, keep her.
If her dad owns a classic car and lets her borrow it, keep her and be nice to Dad.
If she asks you to install purple neon tubing under her Civic...RUN!!!!
If she doesn't complain about washing your greasy clothes, keep her.
If she helps you pull parts at a junkyard, keep her.
If she has her own power tools, keep her, but don't tick her off.
If her eyes light up when a nice truck goes by, or if she points out the ones you miss, keep her.
If she can trudge around a car show in the mud just as long as you can, keep her.
If her dad owns a classic car and lets her borrow it, keep her and be nice to Dad.
If she asks you to install purple neon tubing under her Civic...RUN!!!!
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From: Georgia
Originally Posted by Samsonitesamsonite
88'7.3F-250
I dont know how old you are but i love you
I dont know how old you are but i love you
You can't have her. Beside's I live closer.
I also own 2 Ford's, 2 GM's, 2 Yamaha's, & 1 KW. KW is in process of repo unless I come up with 50K. They can take the damn truck, I haven't driven it in over a year.
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From: Charlotte, NC
Got a chick in an Explorer, no worries about her jumping ship
Ranger and Explorer, oh yeah, match made in heaven, woulda been better had she picked a ranger or F150, but the Explorer works, at least its not a compact car. It's got more room in it and rides higher than my ranger 
Ranger and Explorer, oh yeah, match made in heaven, woulda been better had she picked a ranger or F150, but the Explorer works, at least its not a compact car. It's got more room in it and rides higher than my ranger
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From: Vancouver, WA
Originally Posted by Samsonitesamsonite
by "air" you mean blondes right lol
lol
Anyways, thanks for the support guys. I'm glad to know that not all of you want an air head. Hopefully someday I'll make it down to to Texas. It sounds like fun. Untill then I'm going to be broke in Washington.
Last edited by 88'7.3F-250; Oct 21, 2004 at 10:31 AM. Reason: complete sentence
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Oh fordbeast_80 
Ya'll best hope your mom don't hear you say what you said
LOL you could do at least as well as I did. She at least tolerates my trucks and guns and bikes. She never did at first but after years of working together and alot of deep sleep conditioning
she sees my way in most of whats important.
Yeah I know we go on about grandkids. but that is the way parents are, we miss you guys when ya'll were in diapers and had skinned up knees. Well maybe not the diapers. So we just want a little of that again. 'sides gotta keep the blood line going if we're ever to win the war on Chebbies.
Oh and I'm the one 'paying' girls to come look you up...now there's that one about 6'3" 185, likes tossin bulls to the ground and tying them up...she might be able to ride 'herd' on ya!!!!! 
Ya'll best hope your mom don't hear you say what you said
LOL you could do at least as well as I did. She at least tolerates my trucks and guns and bikes. She never did at first but after years of working together and alot of deep sleep conditioning
she sees my way in most of whats important.Yeah I know we go on about grandkids. but that is the way parents are, we miss you guys when ya'll were in diapers and had skinned up knees. Well maybe not the diapers. So we just want a little of that again. 'sides gotta keep the blood line going if we're ever to win the war on Chebbies.
Oh and I'm the one 'paying' girls to come look you up...now there's that one about 6'3" 185, likes tossin bulls to the ground and tying them up...she might be able to ride 'herd' on ya!!!!!
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Opposites attract - I wouldn't want a girl who wanted to come into the garage and work on my truck with me. That's MY time.
My wife dislikes my truck, doesn't drink alcohol of any kind, and doesn't like camping or anything like that. But she lets me work on my truck when I want to, and both of my kids play in the truck while I work on it. They like it more than me(they are 3 years old and 1.5 years old).
My wife dislikes my truck, doesn't drink alcohol of any kind, and doesn't like camping or anything like that. But she lets me work on my truck when I want to, and both of my kids play in the truck while I work on it. They like it more than me(they are 3 years old and 1.5 years old).
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From: Brandon Mb
It doesn't really matter to me what kind of car or truck she likes, as long as she has an interest in cars or trucks, and not just cuz their cute. I mean really, if shes into Dodge or Chevy, its not ideal, but at least she has an interest in vehicles, not just her hair or somethin like that.
Trevor
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From: Tillsonburg ON
Oh and by the way guys ... when you do find your girl ... and have your own DAUGHTERS ... make sure you lift them up and let them sit on the side of your engine compartment while you're working on your truck. Tell 'em what you're doing and why and tell 'em why torque's more important than horsepower. You wouldn't want another generation of guys to be wondering where all the Ford girls are would you?
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