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Hi all, just wanted to introduce myself and looking forward to being part of this forum.
I'm 44 years old and have a 1948 Ford F1 that has been modified. My main truck is a 2002 Ford F-150. Since Ford doesn't build motorcycles I also ride a 2002 Yamaha Roadstar. I live is Saskatoon,Sk and do airbrushing as a hobby.
This truck was an older restoration and hasn't been fix/touched in alot of years so it is a WIP to get it back in real good cond....but I guess are they ever really done or are they always a work iin progress!
This truck was an older restoration and hasn't been fix/touched in alot of years so it is a WIP to get it back in real good cond....but I guess are they ever really done or are they always a work in progress!
So true but if your`s runs and drives you`ve got my 56 M100 beat!
It's cool to see the little differences between the different years of trucks, such as the "ford" letters on the front of the truck...well in your case "ord" haha. I always wondered what the crank hole in the bottom of the grill was for, was it really for a crank to start the engines? or was it something totally different?
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