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Cargo Master
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: South west Idaho
Hello eric , we are allmost neighbors i'm at parma. thats a good looking truck you have there doing what they were made to do. Not a trailor queen,I like that. JIM
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Truck's not a queen, I use it as a truck...
Cargo Master
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: South west Idaho
It still looks good. Well if you are out this way and see some old white headed guy fooling around with cars like a young kid , thats me . stop by. I live on klahr rd. about 1 1/2 miles on the north side of parma. If i am home you will see my 79 bronco , 56 fairlane, 64 falcon, 35 chevy ,all toys. My wife says I will never grow up, thats okay I don't want to. JIM 
Oh, allmost forgot, I have a 51 f-1 project I am working on now when it's not to cold.
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Joined: Jan 2009
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From: Colorful Colorado!
I live over in Nampa, and am mostly into 67-70 Cougars. I bought my truck from a friend a few years ago. He needed to sell it, and I needed a new truck, so it seemed like a good idea. 5.0 4WD, body lift.
It's not a bad truck, but it's really more of a "truck" than I need. I think a 2wd would better suite my needs, as I'm not a wheeler, or live on a farm.
By the way, does anybody know how hard it is to remove a body lift????
It's not a bad truck, but it's really more of a "truck" than I need. I think a 2wd would better suite my needs, as I'm not a wheeler, or live on a farm.
By the way, does anybody know how hard it is to remove a body lift????
Cargo Master
Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 3,038
Likes: 4
From: South west Idaho
I live over in Nampa, and am mostly into 67-70 Cougars. I bought my truck from a friend a few years ago. He needed to sell it, and I needed a new truck, so it seemed like a good idea. 5.0 4WD, body lift.
It's not a bad truck, but it's really more of a "truck" than I need. I think a 2wd would better suite my needs, as I'm not a wheeler, or live on a farm.
By the way, does anybody know how hard it is to remove a body lift????
It's not a bad truck, but it's really more of a "truck" than I need. I think a 2wd would better suite my needs, as I'm not a wheeler, or live on a farm.
By the way, does anybody know how hard it is to remove a body lift????
I don't no for sure how to remove a body lift, it probably depends on how they did it. I think it's more than just removing spacer blocks, the steering may have been modifide to . I would just look at a stock truck and see what the differences is. I had a guy wanting to trade a 4/4 pickup for my bronco. But when I ask him how much time would i have to spend removing all the crap of off it to get it back to stock, he must have been insulted ,as I never heard from him again. That was okay, I like my old bronco and decided not to sell it. 
JIM
