Rob, please visit this thread...

https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...17#post1200317

 

Oh Great, first Odin had my Hippy shot,
Now this

well at least if your gonna use it,
use the new one, AFTER MY NEW TATOO



Maybe I should paint the top of my head Black
OR SOMETHING

 

Am i the only one who saw the picture on the first page as a red taillight floating in a sea of black ?

here is an adjusted version

 

 

damn, your head is FLICKIN rob.....

 

Hey can we get back on track here

Ya hemi's suck,

Sal can whoop their ***'s in his Mother-In-Laws Buick
Or Something

DOUG THESE GUYS ARE HIGH JACKING THE THREAD,
Make them Stop

 

Oh oh man oh man I oh man I quit oh man I quit typing oh man I quit typing but oh man I quit typing but the oh man I quit typing but the edit oh man I quit typing but the edit just oh man I quit typing but the edit just keeps oh man I quit typing but the edit just keeps going.

 

Rob's got a FLICKIN BLING head

btw.....I like the photo without the tatoo

 

His head has more bling than Vinnie's truck!

 

WOW, Sport truck guys ripping on regular truck guys.

Are you Lightning owners THAT bored? I can take a stock Taurus, should I start a thread on it?

 

LMAO

 

Betcha can't.

 

A PSD Van beat a Hemi ram, and now you're crying? Gimme a break. Go cry else where, especially when you Dodge guys claim the Lightning is junk.

 

I know that we all love our Ford trucks but do you know the history behind Ford and Dodge? Just to pass the time, here it is.

The Dodge Brothers

1901:
Ransom Olds approaches the brothers to produce 2,000 engines for his new curved dash olds, thereby launching the Dodge name into Detroit's fledgling automotive industry.
1902:
Ransom Olds increases his order to 3,000 transmissions.
Henry Ford first approaches the brothers with his plans for a new automobile. The brothers agree to produce what essentially the entire chassis for Ford’s new automobile (engines, transmissions, and axles mounted on frames—everything but the body, wheels, and tires).
The brothers become 10% stockholders in the new Ford Motor Company as part of the contract with Ford, taking a risk with what is initially a large expense. However, they soon see returns on the investment when sales of the early Ford automobiles begin to take off.
1913:
Due to their increasing unhappiness with decisions made by Henry Ford, John Dodge declines to renew contracts with Ford Motor Company, and steps down as the Ford Company's Vice-President. The brothers begin planning production of their own Dodge automobile.

So Ford's early autos were built by Dodge. It was the Dodge brothers early ideas that built up Ford to what it is today. Just a little history, so flame me if you want to.

 

nevermind...but I did see my name on the top three posts there for a second....Hoo Hoo!