sandydiego

Great looking truck. I was checking out your weathertechs, they look good, better than the rubber ones Ford gives you with the FX4. I might have to get a set of those. BTW, it's been about 10 years since the last time I was in San Diego, but it's a great place. Your pictures brought back nice memories. I used to travel out to your part of the country on business, but no more. My cousin, Steve, is the general manager of the San Diego Marriot Marina Hotel & Convention Center.

pretty soon is when she'll be done. I would say 6-8 months. need to take more poics did some more work this weekend and yesterday. All I need is to mount the tank and make my drag bar (steering bar) mount the body and make a floor for it.Then just put the motor and trans and axels in the rearend.. but thanks on the comment..gonna be small block chevy (327) w/ powerglide built by chino hills transmissions.then wire and fire ya know!!!

i see you like race cars. just the big crews or the small guys also.we built the glueger and gyger car at our shop also the bucky austin car. they are nostalgia fuel funny cars.. you ever watch or follow those guys (nostalgia funny cars)?

Just wanted to say, beautiful truck with great resolution photos. Very impressive. Your sig is awesome, '09 grill with the flag reflection in it thats the best '09 sig I have seen by far. Great photos.

Thanks for your vote on TOTM sandy.....!

Excellent!

Hi, sandydiego - to insert a photo, you'd simple take the web address of the photo and insert it between image tags. For example, if your photo was located at http://www.f150online.com/forums/mem...1-img-2364.jpg (which it is)... you'd insert that link between {img} and {/img} but, instead of using { use [.

Remember, it's just the link to the picture; not the page. This will almost always end in .jpg or .gif. To obtain the link to the picture, right click on the picture and choose properties. The link that is displayed in the box that pops up is the link to the picture. Highlight & copy that. Then paste it between the image tags.

I hope that helps!

-RP-