Very cool memorabilia Keith! I especially like the 1965 F-100 stamp.

Welcome from southern Missouri!

Well thank goodness you did not use the hammer on Lenore. Good to hear you isolated the issue and are able to cruise again.

The finished hood looks great, Brian. The welds looked pretty darn good to me also. You must have the heat turned up in your shop to get the filler to cure. In my garage it would freeze before it cured.

Neat looking scoops you made! Sometimes you just have to go with something different.

Good to hear your ok, Greg. That really does suck since you just bought the vehicle.

Hmm....this has been on eBay twice.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 0198492594

Wow! This guy is gifted. Very realistic sets....that could be in movies.

Thanks for sharing, Brian. This is an excellent post.

Who from MAC is going to the F-100 Super Nationals this year in Pigeon Forge, TN?

I'll be arriving Thursday and departing Sunday morning. Hope to see a bunch of you there!

Any Great Lakes members going to the F-100 Super Nationals this year in Pigeon Forge?

Well, Brian. It has orange on it so we know for sure what Anthony will say! Buy it now!

Excellent pictures, Adrian. Looks to be very cold work in the USSR.

Thank you for serving and sacrificing for all of us back home in the States. I truly appreciate what you do, and your efforts!

Welcome Spanky, from southeast Michigan.

I see Max got two things accomplished:
1. selling the 63
2. got you signed up.

I'm counting on Uncle Skip to discuss that engine swap you're planning.

Again, welcome to Slick 60's.

Michelle, you had a very nice first truck. Wow!

I have been in contact with my buddy and it is sounding like a road trip is going to happen this spring. It will likely need a lot of work by now...but, it would be worth it.

It is hard to believe that Bill Brown survived this horrific crash. Several items to watch for during the video; 1. the track worker who scrambles and claws himself out of the way narrowly misses being flattened 2. where Bill's head is related to the guard rail as the car violently rolls 3. the safe...

We should all likely get a pair and wear them at Slick Stock! LOL

I happened across an old photo album yesterday that brought back some great memories. Although the Polaroid photos are very worn, they are still prized possessions to me. Below is my first truck a 1965 F-100. [albumimg]7543[/albumimg] After working the summer on farms I was able to save up enough mo...

Welcome from southeast Michigan. Nice truck!

Looks like you have a good solid truck there, Jake.

Keep your progress pics coming.

I know that story all to well, Brian! And those are nice gauges.