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I find it interesting that the editing was only done on one side of the issue. Preferential?

Great lookin' truck, no? Thanks for the daily pix fix Alan. Best, russ My pleasure Russ. The only thing about the bed is the fact that the floor boards are butted up against each other and when the wood begins to move it's going to pooch up the seams. Not good. I guess if one kept it in a temp/humi...

http://www.classyauto.com/v/Ford+Model+ ... ruck/91713 Needs correct diff. Appears to be a nice driver as is.

Express for sale with TT bed. http://www.classyauto.com/v/used/Ford+M ... ckup/94467

molineutu wrote:yes i was pretty excited when i was told there was one for the taking (yes it was free). The current owner of the farm was having everything hauled to the scrap yard and i got it before the scrapper got to it. The wife said why didn't you let him take it.

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They all say that .

Does PETA boycott him?

OK, I'll have to keep my eyes open when we go to that farm supply place out there. I know that it changed hands but don't know if it changed names. The war dept. usually likes to poke around in the nursery. Although that may have ceased as she was pretty disappointed in it the last time around.

LOL!! I'd not heard that one before.

Not familiar with it. I don't travel 12 all tha often. I'll have to look for the place. Was it East or West of Seb.?

What are you using this for, a donkey? Are you snaking logs out of canyons or?? Looking at this it reminds me of a friends dad's saw mill that he put together from old saw mill rem's that were left behind. The old timers never took anything out of the woods when they left. Just left everything where...

Dave, what are you using the mail truck body for? Keeping the pine needles off of the winch?

Thanks for the post Rob. It will help others to ascertain if it's worth a try. Posting such recommendations always further the usefulness of our forums.

The shrink tubing I was referring to was the type you would commonly be thought of for electrical wiring. It's made in much larger sizes (and for what??) and will encase the spring on each side. I'll see if I can find my publication that illustrates it and post it. The "liners" that I was ...

Well it's tough to tell with both of the fenders in such a large shadow. Try using a flash in the daytime as it will remove all/most of a shadow which would enable one to i.d. the subject. Also take more than one photo of it from head on. Try shooting a 3/4 view and side views of each side so that t...

Here is a URL that may help all of us. I got it from Robert Hagen a member via Jim Lake who is a member and friend. It's a great site that is user friendly and simple to use.

http://www.uship.com/ Take a look and ascertain if it has value for you.