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Is the temperature dropping up there?

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Hey JC,
How cold is it up there? I just heard on the TV that someplace up in your neck of the woods, it was -18 deegres. Now that is COLD! I just came home from baling corn stalks, and it is a very mild 58.
I very seldom say anything on here, but usually read and listen to what is going on. The XL is all comfortable in its stall, covered up and resting , again. After I get done going over the farm equipment for next year, I will wake her up and finish up the rest of the restoration. I am going to leave the paint just the way that it is. Just finish up the drive train with a C-6, instead of the B&M 4 speed hydro. I just found a set of seats and a consol out of a 62 Falcon Sprint. I am going to put them in my 62 short uni. I also bought a 66 slick from Garbs and am making it into a daily driver with a 300 6 cyl. and a C-6 with an aftermarket posi in it.
Been on here long enough, talk to you fellas later.
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-23 F here last night. The wind made it feel like the equivalent of -40.
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Bill
we just went thru a month where the temp never got above 0.
-20 to -30 were the low range.warmed up a bit finally and has been getting into the 10+ range during the day.still no snow to speak of, just the skin of 2" from mid october.

as the owner of the only F100 XL i am wondering how you feel about my proposed F500 XL uni 4x4 project? it would never be a speed demon like yours but a strong worker no less. i cant buy one so building my own is the only way.
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Is the temperature dropping?

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Ice,
It`s good to meet you. I read and listen to all you fellas, so I pretty well know you from here. I met JC at slick stock and we got along great!
I saw that you were thinking about an XL 4 x 4 and it really caught my attention. I build a few pieces for the monster trucks , Big Foot , The Virginia Giant , etc and I liked your ideas.
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Bill she was a chilly one last night but warming up a bit now :D
http://ca.weather.yahoo.com/forecast/CA ... ce_units=1

You sure know you are allve in -35 or -40 windchill I will tell ya that LOL
remember thats in Celcius but -40 is -40 in either F or C degrees

Great to see ya posting, you should come on more Bill! :thumright:
It's a race.. Will hell freeze over or will JC finish his truck first. Stay tuned..
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Its warm enough here in North Carolina that i have to hang my hat on a nail. lol

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Hey Bill, I'd sure like to hear the story of the XL 100, if you're ever up to it. :D Being a fairly fresh newbie, I know bits-n-pieces, but not the whole story. It sure sounds like a cool truck!
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Slick Fan wrote:Hey Bill, I'd sure like to hear the story of the XL 100, if you're ever up to it. :D Being a fairly fresh newbie, I know bits-n-pieces, but not the whole story. It sure sounds like a cool truck!



Check it out here http://www.f-100xl.com/ real cool story.
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Hey, I've seen that truck before!! A little more than a year ago, surfing the net looking for info on my '71, I stumbled accross that story. That definitly is a find of a lifetime!!! It's nice to (sort of) meet the guy who owns it. I'll be driving through Delaware next week on my way to Florida, if I stop in, can I get a ride in it? Just kiddin':D How far along are you on the restoration? I'd like to follow up on what I already know about your truck.
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BigTim wrote:
Slick Fan wrote:Hey Bill, I'd sure like to hear the story of the XL 100, if you're ever up to it. :D Being a fairly fresh newbie, I know bits-n-pieces, but not the whole story. It sure sounds like a cool truck!



Check it out here http://www.f-100xl.com/ real cool story.

HOLY CRAPOLEE!! :shock: What a cool truck!
Thanks for that link, Tim! (going back to read more on that site :wink: )
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Johnny Canuck wrote: http://ca.weather.yahoo.com/forecast/CA ... ce_units=1

You sure know you are allve in -35 or -40 windchill I will tell ya that LOL
remember thats in Celcius but -40 is -40 in either F or C degrees.


Don't mean to rub it in, but this is the weather here. Very unseasonably warm!
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We started out with 10 degrees here this morning. Went from 60+ Tuesday to 19 degrees yesterday. BRRRRRRRRRR! The D@#$ recycle truck I drive is either too hot or too cold and seeings as the AC doesn't work the defrosters also don't work worth crap. I called in sick today because yesterday just beat the #$^% outta my shoulders. Between the cold and the oversize route I have to do my arthritis is having quite the party.
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It's pretty warm in Eastern Canada right now, too I keep seeing St Catherines (Niagra Falls area) as the hot spot in Canada.

I am abaout as far south as I can go and still stay in the west part of the country, any further south I'd have to say "Zee" for the last letter of the alphabet,and that just aint right :shock: (whoever heard of a Zee twenty eight, man that sounds funny)

So I guess I will suffer it out, what comes around goes around, soon you eastern bums will be freezing in the dark :lol:
It's a race.. Will hell freeze over or will JC finish his truck first. Stay tuned..
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Johnny Canuck wrote:...any further south I'd have to say "Zee" for the last letter of the alphabet,and that just aint right :shock: (whoever heard of a Zee twenty eight, man that sounds funny)

Image How does one say "Zee" twenty eight in Canada?
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In the entire English-speaking world, with the exception of the US, you would drive a Zed 28 or a Zed Oh Six if you really liked Chebbys. :wink:
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Zed twenty eight in Canadian LOL
PS JC the temperature is dropping like a rock. 16C at 7 AM 6C at 2 PM :cry: :shock:
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Yep it's common for Chebby and Nissan drivers to say, simply, "I drive a Zed."
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it has been in the 50s and the low 60s all of last week and most of this one we have snow on the way they are saying up to nine inches by tomorrow night i hate to see it come :( the one and only jimbob.
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Well, we got down into the teens the other night. Unusually cold for us this time of year. But it's back up into the low 40's where it should be for us this time of year.
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