Some guys just stand out...
Allow me to elaborate on this a bit... Take BobJ for example, he has contributed so much with his PhotoShop talents that it is hard not to notice him even if his choice of iron or what he does with it aren't nescessarilly the same as yours. Then there is keith56_cruz_cab. He doesn't post very often but when he does I just gotta look. I don't think anyone could argue that he is not a unique individual with a lot of talent. So far as I have seen he seems to rank as the undisputed king of the Darksiders. How about WALFORD'S 56 ? Now there is a guy who has more trucks that most any of us outside of junkyard owners. As a matter of fact he has so many that he has them stored on three seperate properties. Beyond that, he's a really unique guy. He is one of the members here I have actually met in person and had the pleasure of dealing with. He's top shelf in my book. Then there's the blue man, AX RACER, He's just chock full on information regarding a host of skills and general knowledge of the practical aspects of the products we are in love with. Let's not forget Penn Dick, who could ignore him with his unique sense of humor. And when you think he's all comedy and nothing else he comes off with a serious answer to a question posed in a thread. I don't want to sell short the contributions of others here by not including them but if I listed even just all the members I find to be of interest this post would be ten times as long.
Instead of me going on forever, I thought it might be interesting for others here to reply with members they find to be among those who stand out. I'm sure I'm missing out on more than a few that would be of particular interest to me for no other reason than they don't post much or haven't posted in a long time and I never noticed them as I have only been a member for about a year. Let's hear it for your favorites...
Later Folks...
OOOPS!!! How could I forget our resident Cave Man havi ? I wonder if he has GEICO ???
Without the help I've received on this board I would be no where near as road ready.
Without the help I've received on this board I would be no where near as road ready.
Yeah, you got the idea. I had to leave a few out, I didn't want to take all the obvious choices.
Keep it rolling folks...
Doug
. Since I've been involved with this site it has given me alot of entertainment and couldn't find a bunch of nicer guys and gals to hang out with.
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I'm not too worried, I don't do dark alleys. I just don't have the time or the inclination for it.
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It puts together a large group of people with similar interest which is old Ford Trucks, freely sharing what they know.
I feel warm all over.I know, I've used
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lot of work so I am going to
use it as much as possible.
Dave, I know what you mean. I've been on this board from the very beginning, going on I think 12 years, although my header says 2001. I've seen a lot of people come and go.
There hasn't been a time when I have run into a problem with one of my trucks that I haven't been able to either come here and do a search of the forum, or post a question, and it hasn't been answered in a short time. I currently frequent two other boards, the Ford Barn and the HAMB, and the Bonus Built site before it went away. This place and the Bonus Built site have always been friendly places to go and just converse. The Ford Barn is another, although at times you can get some cold responses from some of the old flathead cronies over there if you happen to ask a question that they think you should know the answer to. The HAMB, well, you better have your asbestos undies on when you post there. Although there's an equally number of knowledgeable and talented members there as here, they seem to be mostly hot tempered smart a$$es over there. I've never gotten anything but friendly, polite responses here. I've offered my opinion on a few controversial subjects that have been posted here but I've tried to be as helpful and respectful as possible.
I have also met a few members in person but the one that stands out is Dick, you really can't appreciate Dick until you meet. You will not be disappointed. I've also had the pleasure to meet in person Truckdog, Dumptrkr, Havi, Panelman, Chassisman, Rcav8or and a few others that I apologize for not being to remember right now. I have also conversed, via email, many other members, all a great bunch of guys.
I bought a 56f100 in Georgia last weekend and drove it to my Florida ranch. Along the way met a guy at a rest area--and he paid me 600 bucks more than I paid....so it got sold off already. I am interested in a 56 coe and hope to see what it looks like.
Anyway...I have met so many of you guys and am amazed at how cool everyone is. Kevin Smith is a true best friend as I just bought a tow-dolly from him and he is a kind and generous friend. I hope to paint his 69 soon and pay him back for all his help.
I have no time for guys that are in it just for the money..and most here are great hotrodders. Rodney...lastchance56 is another great and generous man...and anyone who meets him will tell you the same. Penn Dick is really a last of his kind nice guy...and glad we are friends...hate to be on his bad side...LOL
Frank Cowan in Cocoa Beach is also a awesome guy and die-hard trucker. Truxx and Axracer are 2 I want to meet,as they are talented men.
Number Dummy has helped me so many times ---I think he should get the FTE award for 2008-2009.
I have met Bigwin,and he too is an awesome truck guy,but we just cannot see eye to eye...and I have given up trying to talk to him....but he adds alot to the FTE family anyway. Maybe 1 day,he will understand that as long as we all love these trucks --we cannot be all bad...I also want to say that Dave Boley is professional and does things the right way. I hope he will rewire my trucks and maybe get that off my to-do list.
All in ALL ---we are a bunch of truck lovers and that won't end anytime soon.....as for the HAMB---I belong,but not my cup of tee.
Bill
I bought a 56f100 in Georgia last weekend and drove it to my Florida ranch. Along the way met a guy at a rest area--and he paid me 600 bucks more than I paid....so it got sold off already. I am interested in a 56 coe and hope to see what it looks like.
Anyway...I have met so many of you guys and am amazed at how cool everyone is. Kevin Smith is a true best friend as I just bought a tow-dolly from him and he is a kind and generous friend. I hope to paint his 69 soon and pay him back for all his help.
I have no time for guys that are in it just for the money..and most here are great hotrodders. Rodney...lastchance56 is another great and generous man...and anyone who meets him will tell you the same. Penn Dick is really a last of his kind nice guy...and glad we are friends...hate to be on his bad side...LOL
Frank Cowan in Cocoa Beach is also a awesome guy and die-hard trucker. Truxx and Axracer are 2 I want to meet,as they are talented men.
Number Dummy has helped me so many times ---I think he should get the FTE award for 2008-2009.
I have met Bigwin,and he too is an awesome truck guy,but we just cannot see eye to eye...and I have given up trying to talk to him....but he adds alot to the FTE family anyway. Maybe 1 day,he will understand that as long as we all love these trucks --we cannot be all bad...I also want to say that Dave Boley is professional and does things the right way. I hope he will rewire my trucks and maybe get that off my to-do list.
All in ALL ---we are a bunch of truck lovers and that won't end anytime soon.....as for the HAMB---I belong,but not my cup of tee.
Bill
I Don't know Bill I wouldn't trust that Boley guy, I know him personally. Seriously, thanks for the kind words. I was wondering when you would come back on the scope. Are you back up here now?
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