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I had a 79 F250 Supercab. It was orange and creme colored. It had a 460 in it and got about 5 mpg going downhill idling in neutral. I liked that truck but it sucked entirely too much gas, and this was back when gas was $1.09 a gallon. There ain't no way I would get one now, but more power to those of you who have them. Someone has to keep them old supercabs on the road.
i hear that all the time about the gas milage on these old trucks and my argument is its restored as new,its paid for,the insurance is cheap,[cost me about 200 year] and i dont have 1000 to 1500 a month payments an a truck that maby gets 20 mpg,plus its not my daily driver so when i do get to drive them i am gonna enjoy it!! ps gas in fox creek alberta is selling for $1.06 ltr = to 3.8 us gal = $402.8 or 4.5 imp gal [canadian]= $4.77 so when if fill up my supercab its usualy a 130.00 bill regurds joe
heres mine its nothing special its a 76 f350 360w/ np435 and dana 70 rear. technicly it was/is my first ride as the blazer i had before it was given to me after my parents were through with it. ive done all the work myself.
its a work truck now and was when i bought it but everyone that knows me knows that its my baby. i bought it on the spot couse id never seen one before (they are not common here in NC) and ive since fallen in love with it. heres a picture that was taken a few months ago and is what it looks like now.
So, can this be a sticky like the crew cab thread? I hate having to search this thread everytime i wanna see these.....
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