While not perfect and pretty over priced, this looks like a pretty well built ride. I especially like the inner fenders painted to match the roof and the late model seat redone with tuck and roll. I don't care so much for the gauges and radio and the underhood could be much better, but it's pretty nice overall...
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/cto/1551988541.html
Check out this hot rod uni
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I like it, WAY TOO much money but I like it.
1964 F 100 - I am going to do "something" with it.......
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1987 Mustang LX Convertible, 2.3 Auto - cruiser.
1994 F 150 XLT 2WD
~ Yes - I adopted another cat..............
Cam L Milan,
You'll be missed my friend.
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1987 Mustang LX Convertible, 2.3 Auto - cruiser.
1994 F 150 XLT 2WD
~ Yes - I adopted another cat..............
Cam L Milan,
You'll be missed my friend.
fire truck wrote:Not really, I'm not recommending physical harm be done to someone for building a truck the way they want.
Do the words figure of speech have any meaning in your world?As my dad used to say, somewhere there was a horse that died a painful death from terminal constipation due to missing a key part of its anatomy.
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I have what is left of a world, see some of my previous posts for an explanation.
Let me make a suggestion to you, you obliviously still have some growing up to do, take your truck or at least pictures of it and go to a Chevy site or show. See how well they like your mix and match truck! Be sure to have a box of kleenex handy because your feelings will get hurt there also!
Let me make a suggestion to you, you obliviously still have some growing up to do, take your truck or at least pictures of it and go to a Chevy site or show. See how well they like your mix and match truck! Be sure to have a box of kleenex handy because your feelings will get hurt there also!
As my dad used to say, somewhere there was a horse that died a painful death from terminal constipation due to missing a key part of its anatomy.
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Sorry dude, but nothing on the internet makes me cry, this kinda stuff just makes me laugh... I have showed pics of my fords on chevy sites and guess what....got a bunch of thumbs up, cool comments. Not one "oh it a ford, inferior!" comment...Obsa wrote:I have what is left of a world, see some of my previous posts for an explanation.
Let me make a suggestion to you, you obliviously still have some growing up to do, take your truck or at least pictures of it and go to a Chevy site or show. See how well they like your mix and match truck! Be sure to have a box of kleenex handy because your feelings will get hurt there also!
It's cool, I've said my piece...I deal with similar though processes on a daily basis, so it doesn't get to me, but that doesn't mean I won't comment on it...
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I like the "looks" of this truck. The different color top and matching some of the "unseen" parts.... thats great. I love the lake pipes and white walls...... To me, this truck belongs in the late 60's, early 70's. I hope mine looks era correct . Colors can be changed and modern upgrades are acceptable in my book as long as they have that "look" that says, "I belong in the *0's" (substitute your own year) Drivetrain, color, wheels, It is all choice and that is what makes us individuals, and loveable!!!! 
If we all agreed that a truck should be one color and only have 1 or 2 engines or only an automatic or even just allowed to keep the f100's, It would be pretty boring. I am into the workmanship of the truck and I prefer to see the things that the ordinary guy has done to his instead of the owner telling how someone else did it. Just my opinion and this doesn't mean I don't like the high dollar stuff 'cause I get a lot of ideas to try off of them. My motto I guess is to look at all the time and work that was put into it and the outcome.... (a drivable truck that looks awesome)...... look for the custom touches.... (shaved door handles. lake pipes, and what did that steering wheel come out of?).... we all have our opinions on our trucks but we should let everyone else fix their trucks the way they want.... I was raised that if you didn't have anything nice to say.....keep it to yourself.... NUFF SAID.....
(P.S. What would Slickstock be if we all showed up in identical trucks???? just think about it..... boring)
If we all agreed that a truck should be one color and only have 1 or 2 engines or only an automatic or even just allowed to keep the f100's, It would be pretty boring. I am into the workmanship of the truck and I prefer to see the things that the ordinary guy has done to his instead of the owner telling how someone else did it. Just my opinion and this doesn't mean I don't like the high dollar stuff 'cause I get a lot of ideas to try off of them. My motto I guess is to look at all the time and work that was put into it and the outcome.... (a drivable truck that looks awesome)...... look for the custom touches.... (shaved door handles. lake pipes, and what did that steering wheel come out of?).... we all have our opinions on our trucks but we should let everyone else fix their trucks the way they want.... I was raised that if you didn't have anything nice to say.....keep it to yourself.... NUFF SAID.....(P.S. What would Slickstock be if we all showed up in identical trucks???? just think about it..... boring)
