Got you Alex. Only 5 votes behind.

 

Thanks for the votes guys. I will understand if you vote for better looking trucks, MUGLY aint easy on most eyes.

Heres another bump!

 

Ahhh, but it's the only SuperDuty, which should be more-than-enough to snag some nods from this forum!

Pop

 

Bump for votes. Poll is almost over but you guys have secured a good lead for me. Keep it up guys!

 

i found this thread again. couldnt help but read every page. for those of you who missed it you have to read the whole thing. its an amazing story

 

Wow. Thanks for bumping it. What an amazing story - and an incredible inspiration!

 

absolutely! glad you got a chance to read it.

 

Thanks Phil! I myself enjoy to look over it again. I can't believe this even happened. I do have some pictures from this summer and winter I hope to upload and add on to this thread.

Thanks for the bump.

 

lol no problem alex i love reading this story

 

wow man you had one rough year i am glad that u made it alive after all that work, im not able to see alot of pic but i get alot of the point thanks to the new friends you made tho right? and if u left ur truck all beat up even tho it was one killer looking truck thats carecter that thing put you thru alot and you stared strong and fixed it insted of saying screw it you did a mighty fine job there

hopfully all this makes since to ya

 

i love this thread. every time it comes up i re read the whole story.

 

All i can say is wow... I know im like 2 years late.. but that is truly an epic tale.. very inspiring. How is Mugly these days?

 

Great story Alex. I wish I could come visit Alaska and see some of what you see every day! My dad was stationed at Site Summit above Anchorage. That is the old military base on the mountain with the lit star. Maybe someday the wife and I could load up the truck and make a trip to see America's last great wilderness! Would be great to see what you have accomplished since you last updated!

 

*Blows dust off thread*

Wanted to tune in and update this. I finally got around to uploading some pictures on my facebook account and it occurred to me that am I about two years behind on updating my life with family, friends and this community. I don't know how it happened but life has just been moving along and I haven't stopped to keep in touch with people. Part of that blame is to go on living without internet at home! None the less, I am determined to get up to date and be less of a lurker.

What this means to you? Super Duty pics!

Cliff Notes:

As for me? I last updated from Talkeetna, AK where I had lived and worked for almost 3 years after moving to Alaska on a whim. Since then I met a wonderful young lady and after enjoying a 8,000 mile roadtrip (in which we saw Clay of RiffRaff and Partsguy Ed) to the lower 48 and back, we decided to move to only real ski resort in Alaska, Girdwood, AK. Thanks to my experiences with MUGLY, I had decided to consider a career in the field of diesel mechanics. Before I could get that ball rolling, I was injured at work and sidelined by shoulder surgery. Fast forward to today and I am only 6 months from graduating with a certificate in Diesel Mechanics from AVTEC School of Technology here in Seward, AK.

My Photobucket isn't letting me upload in bulk, so I will go ahead and post one so that you didn't find this first post to be a complete waste of your time.

 

Great to hear from you Alex, best of luck in your endeavors, and congratulations on your certification.

There are actually some pretty knowledgeable 7.3 guys up in Alaska that I could try to get you in touch with as well.