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Michelle
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Post by Michelle »

Here my friend is the ultimate slick that will haul anything anywhere in high style. This truck is not for the shy type, because every truck stop you go in you will be besieged by on lookers.


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Post by fire truck »

Wow, an N with a long nose, is it real or PS?
So good lookin' that I've attracted an international stalker.




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Post by MadMaxetc »

Bad Ass! I love it!

Now it needs a Trailer with: F-100XL, 427 Cobra and a 62 Fairlane Convertable for crusing.
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Post by factorystock »

Very nice styling, flows very well. Too bad Ford never made a long N or especially a long F (super duty style), there would have been plenty of room for the big 335 Cummins. It seems Ford was more interested high cabovers for long haul during this era. '61 thru '65 H series (aka 2 story Falcon) and the '66 and up W series (the box) .
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Post by Michelle »

With a long nose N they could have put any type of power in it. Anything from a V12 Detroit to a 1693 Cat. It would have been one fine truck. One of these days I may do that with my N, it would not be hard to do. The hardest thing would be the extended hood.
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Democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner. A Republic is a well-armed sheep.

I hope I always stay crazy, because I know if I ever become sane, it will drive me crazy.
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Post by semotrucker »

HaHa...I like it...would get some comments I'm sure.

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Post by Gritsngumbo »

"Lookers?" I thought you said Hookers! Sorry 'Chelle
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Post by Anthony »

:laughing: Hookers!!! now that's just dyslexic!!! :lol: A nice looking truck it would make.... I like the long nose...
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Post by foodstick »

Ok, who's been photoshoppin !!!

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Post by Flatwater »

Oh, yeah!
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Post by Michelle »

foodstick wrote:Ok, who's been photoshoppin !!!

:wink:
Me, photo shop my truck? What would ever give you that idea?
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Democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner. A Republic is a well-armed sheep.

I hope I always stay crazy, because I know if I ever become sane, it will drive me crazy.
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Post by DIESEL DADDY »

cut it out Michelle I've been thinking that for years-get out of my head
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Post by DIESEL DADDY »

suppose I should introduce myself I'm new here but I have been peeking for years now. I don't type much so I'm the quit type
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Post by foodstick »

You can always type quietly Dennis :wink:

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Post by robert porterfield »

that is very intresting....is it or can it be a tilt hood.........what is the rest of that trucks spec?
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Post by Michelle »

Welcome Dennis, we need more big truck guys here, I need the allies to give me support when I get in trouble with the rest of the guys here.

Robert: I guess it would have to be a tilt hood, I can't see trying to fabricate a butter fly hood for it. Were I going to spec it out I would have to go with one of my favorite truck engines of all time the 1693 Cat and a fifteen speed tranny. Were I a little younger I would probbly put a 4X4 in it for a tranny. I would think that 370 rears would be a good choice. Give it a good wheel base say about 250 and you would have a Super Cruiser that would run with just about any of them.
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Democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner. A Republic is a well-armed sheep.

I hope I always stay crazy, because I know if I ever become sane, it will drive me crazy.
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Post by foodstick »

Didn't they build a short wheel base rumble seat version of that truck? :lol:

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Post by Brian Taylor »

Michelle I will come down this summer and we can start making your "Super N". We can start with this N from Barclays.
http://fordtruk.com/forums/album_pic.ph ... er_id=1770
Alex will help too.
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hi Dennis, welcome from Maine
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Post by Greg D »

That long N would just be the chit!
Drop a nice double wide sleeper behind the cab, Cummins ISX, dual stacks, and a 13 and you'd be set.
Would have to be painted Turquoise/White though.
Be cool to see it painted 2 tone like the smaller trucks too.
Maybe Scallops.
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