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'91 F-250 (Lariat XLT, 4X4): - 7.3l IDI, non-turbo, 20k mi. rebuild. - 135k on the chassis. - New HD E40D, New T-case. - Tow package, Gooseneck hitch, Headache rack. - 31" BFG A/T's. - Alljack'dup... (Not murdered out.)
Current mods: - New headlights. - New grille. - Flat black Rusto' paint job. - Hand-Painted "Old No.7's"
- Brand new Black carpet. - All black interior. - Black "two-tone" bucket seats, out of a wrecked '04 Dodge Neon SRT...25K miles.! - Window Tint. [Front: 25%, Rear: 5% limo.]
- Ghost cab lights - 3x55w Fog lights. - Trucker Lady side marker's. - Led Taillights.
Heres Ol' Black Betty. Soon to be for sale But shes great.
And heck, might as well throw this one in.
That is sad to hear man. She's a beaut.
I'm getting the grief for my old girl too, if things keep going the way they are I might have to trade her in for a I6 bronco or something myself.
Yeah, I would miss my truck something fierce if I had to sell her, she's had her hiccups along the way, but never when I truly needed her (white-out blizzards, dragging dead trucks out of the bush, getting a buddy off the side of the mountain to a hospital) has she failed me.
But a bronco would keep me happy till I could get another IDI.
This was my 9th time there in 3 years, and it's a 8-9 hour drive
Interesting way he fixed it indeed. Such a beast though, feels awesome to run up and down the field, forest trails and up skyhill in this thing, and the evil beaten up look gives it so much character
why didn't he keep going with just a little plywood down,or cut up an old car hood or something to make at least the bulk of a floor for a little safety lol.
she sure is sitting better though.
oooo,i missed that red f-superduty posted up there.i want that wheelbase! nice one.
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