Pre-97 guys Who are you.lets get together
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From: bargersville,indiana
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From: Michigan
the way i figure things pre 97's look nicer
96 F-150 XL 4x4 short bed, push bar, Bridgestone MT's, headache fog lights, 6in. axillary lights, steer horns, diamond plate tool box, under body lights (the cheep kind) ect.
96 F-150 XL 4x4 short bed, push bar, Bridgestone MT's, headache fog lights, 6in. axillary lights, steer horns, diamond plate tool box, under body lights (the cheep kind) ect.
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From: Right here, Right now...
I guess I cant be cool..... I now own a 03 Screw... BUT, I did have a 96 Scab 4X4, with the finest engine known to mankind, the three-oh-two..... God I miss that truck. I still lurk through this board though, as I spent many years with that ole girl and have lots of knowledge (Debatable) with the model. Maybe I can live vicariously through you guys?
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From: Tennessee
'89 F150 4x4 longbed bone stock. My son calls it my "old man truck" because its got hubcaps and small tires. I just bought it a week ago and I've got a set of wheels for it and plan on dual exhaust, a leveling kit, 32 x 11.50 mudders. This is my hunting truck, when I want to be cool I drive my '56 Chevy 2 door.
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Bradenton FL here
'96 with 48,000 miles on the second motor. I don't know why it's on its second motor, because there is no rust, and the interior, and exterior is brand new, the only guess I have is that there was something wrong with the original motor straight from the factory. It's also from Canada, which stumps me that it doesn't have more rust than it does.
too kewl
I'm kewl, I used to do all those illegal things during the 70's and early 80's, until I got me crap together and straight as a ruler nowadays with my 90 f150 (cept for cold suds on the weekend)
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From: Military, could be anywhere. AR orig
I guess I can't be cool with you guys... I have a 97 BUT I LOVE IT SOOO MUCH. It's a work in progress. I alreayd put a brushed aluminum trim inside and am looking for a rollbar so I can get my froggin accomplished without hanging out the window with the darn spotlight.
BUT I LOVE IT SOOO MUCH. It's a work in progress. I alreayd put a brushed aluminum trim inside and am looking for a rollbar so I can get my froggin accomplished without hanging out the window with the darn spotlight.
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From: Parker, CO
kinda new to the site, just found this thread...
1993 F-150 xlt 2wd 302 E4OD, standard cab 6.5' bed (i like em stumpy) 70K mi. Century fiberglass topper painted to match body. i still think this body style was the best that ford has ever done. will post a pic when i find time
1993 F-150 xlt 2wd 302 E4OD, standard cab 6.5' bed (i like em stumpy) 70K mi. Century fiberglass topper painted to match body. i still think this body style was the best that ford has ever done. will post a pic when i find time
1996 f-150
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From: Tyler, TX
Dunno about cool...practical maybe. Cool was my '68 Mustang, or the '67 Mustang Convertible we still have, or a '31 B, Chopped, channeled, etc. with a built Rocket Olds V8 and a Lone Star beer tap handle for a shifter. '92-'96 Fords are IMHO the best looking late model trucks though.
And I still like my '92 Bronco. Just turned over 120k miles last month. Will drive it till the thing craps out.
And I still like my '92 Bronco. Just turned over 120k miles last month. Will drive it till the thing craps out.