How much of a Ford Fanatic are you?
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From: MOTORCITY
Re: How much of a Ford Fanatic are you?
Originally posted by Ford Lariat
I've always wanted to go to a Ford dealer w/ my boyfriend for a picnic..sitting on the grass...with a beautiful view of the Ford trucks. He pretty much thought I was crazy, but I don't completely understand why. LOL
I've always wanted to go to a Ford dealer w/ my boyfriend for a picnic..sitting on the grass...with a beautiful view of the Ford trucks. He pretty much thought I was crazy, but I don't completely understand why. LOL
Rdy2rac with
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From: the moral high ground
Back in 2001, I went on a tour at an assembly plant and lost my middle finger in a compression fit binder accident.
There have been many accounts of an F-150 engaging it's left turn signal and having a finger emerge from a rivet seam in the lower quarter panel.
Ford will neither confirm or deny these reports.
(But I like to think it's true)
p.s.
No matter how good your 'Ford Fanatic' story is, I'll only give it a 'nine'.
There have been many accounts of an F-150 engaging it's left turn signal and having a finger emerge from a rivet seam in the lower quarter panel.
Ford will neither confirm or deny these reports.
(But I like to think it's true)
p.s.
No matter how good your 'Ford Fanatic' story is, I'll only give it a 'nine'.
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From: Central Florida
I make it a policy to only crash vehicles from FoMoCo. So far I've managed to total a 1965 Lincoln Continental (Dump truck@50mph-good thing front lap belts were an option on that model) and a 1974 Torino (Yield signs are optional for some people apparently).
Besides that, I spend a couple thousand hours a year here if that counts.
Besides that, I spend a couple thousand hours a year here if that counts.
