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But that was before the engine rebuild with dove heads and extreme cam, different body parts and new dual wide tip pipe straight out the back exhaust.
He is kind of grumpily aggressive. Wakes up kind of announced. Kind of grunts and grumpily at low rpms then builds to a determined roar. Eats up hills like they were not there. Likes to pick on trucks bigger/taller and prettier than him.
A very happy truck. Self assured truck. Loves to be on the move eating up the hi-way, or moving some dirt.
heh, its not very original but mine is Big Blue, but I think most people with a blue truck seem to name them that...seen it a few times in this topic already. I think its time for a new name haahah. hmm maybe Blue Street hahah. i can't name things for crap, I need help in that department.
heh, its not very original but mine is Big Blue, but I think most people with a blue truck seem to name them that...seen it a few times in this topic already. I think its time for a new name haahah. hmm maybe Blue Street hahah. i can't name things for crap, I need help in that department.
Ask your wife to name it, you may not like it but I bet it gets a name!
the '77 thats what i call my highboy. the '78 is what i call my new 77. its not a highboy, and its being put together with parts from my first truck, the original '78. or the rainbow as my friends called it. cause no two body panels were the same color!!
I had a pinto in '78 that all my friends called the 'THING' cause it had everything in it. All of my '70's era trucks and big broncos have been called the 'beast' (wife named them all and didn't care for any of them as she is a refined woman) except my 89 brown bronco...brownie...of course.
Not sure what to call my '77150 4x4. I'll name it when I get my propane-390hp 400 in it. I know...'The Stroker' cause......
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