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nevermind I suck at this{somehow I did get one posted in the testing forum though) beats me & I am tired

 

one last try

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now that I got it figured out, I will have to post some good ones-I know the forest pic isn't my truck.

 

These are a little better

 

These are a little better

 

Nice truck, light. Of course, I am partial to black. You're very persistent, I see. Way to go! I wish we had some snow around here. I figure if it's going to be cold, it might as well be snowy.

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Black 2000 SC short-box XLT. 4.2 V-6, 5-speed, 3.55 limited-slip. CD, remote entry, factory side steps, rear fender inner splash shields (TSB 00-09-05), FORD box liner.

My third F-series. The other two: '73 F-100 Custom, 240 cube 6, 3 on the tree, tan, "West Coast" mirrors, step bumper, knitted vinyl seat, AM radio; and '98 F-150 XL-SC, XLS package, Pacific Green, 4.2 5-speed, 3.55 ls, FM-cassette.

GREAT trucks!

 

Well, snow around here.not usually.This pic was taken about an 80 miles from where I live and at elevation 5,000 feet.

 

I have family that lives in Astoria, Oregon. Beautiful state. O yeah nice truck

 

Yes, it is very scenic here.You couldn't pay me to move anywhere else.My town is about 70 miles from the coast(north bend, coose bay) and about 65 miles from the cascade mountain range.Got the best of both worlds. Roseburg is located where the north umpqua(world famous trout and salom fishing) and the south umpqua (good smallmouth bass fishing) rivers merge and form the umpqua river(excellent salmon and smallmouth bass fishing)

 

Figured I'de try a pic of mine ..

Craig