A rare one on upay?
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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Originally Posted by bobj49f2
What I noticed first about the uPay ad is the Canadian vs. US currency. I thick it might be the first time I've seen the Canadian dollar worth more than the US dollar, C $3,300.00 vs. US $3,392.62. I don't like that.
At times it was totally ridiculous, as much as a third more cost.
Now the trouble now is selling to the US, we get less for our goods.
Guess we`re never happy.....
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Oh I could just imagine what my wife would say if I brought that home and parked it in the drive way. My HOA would probably either break down and cry mercy or have me arrested.
One thing I heard about the dollar being low is that the Europeans are even making trips over to the US for spending sprees. As the Euro is also more then the US dollar.
One thing I heard about the dollar being low is that the Europeans are even making trips over to the US for spending sprees. As the Euro is also more then the US dollar.
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Grande Prairie, Alberta
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Originally Posted by Fomoko1
We`ve had to live with it for years and your right, we didn`t like either.
At times it was totally ridiculous, as much as a third more cost.
Now the trouble now is selling to the US, we get less for our goods.
Guess we`re never happy.....
At times it was totally ridiculous, as much as a third more cost.
Now the trouble now is selling to the US, we get less for our goods.
Guess we`re never happy.....
Thats some wicked little wagon...
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P350 Parcel Delivery
Originally Posted by havi
Quite the odd duck IMO. But that grille is timeless.
P35 = P350 Parcel Delivery / 5,000 lb. Rear Axle Capacity / 8,000 GVWR
J = 223 I-6 1V
U = Louisville KY Ford Truck Assembly Plant
13976 = 1957
This is the first P350 I've ever seen with a chrome grille.
Some of the businesses that used these P/D's were: Frito-Lay, Webers Bread, and UPS thru 1975, when P Series production ended.
Many were later converted into campers.
Condor used the P/D chassis to build their early motor homes.
Last edited by NumberDummy; 11-18-2007 at 05:27 AM.
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