This is the boss F-100 and I'd still take yours over it!!Off to help keep @Hey-O retired, don’t worry your check is in the mail
Also my boss has a 66 f100, probably a $60k show truck with 408 stroker, with very little effort I think I did better
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...... As always, thanks for the check and be safe out there........... Ulli... https://www.motortrend.com/features/boss-inspired-1966-ford-f-100-pickup/
Not my bosses pickup, this is his, I’m sure he wishes it was thatThis is the boss F-100 and I'd still take yours over it!!
Not at all!! I was just screwing with you! That is sweet and his is very nice too!!!!!........... I really like that truck, well done!! Thanks for sharing!!
I had one car that the gas gauge stopped working in. I'd fill it and check the mileage till I thought I might be walking. Filled it and use it as a reference point. I got so paranoid, I ended up just going to the gas station non stop. The whole thing just sucked........... You did good, one less thing to think about.The fun didn’t stop with work, a trip to the next town to enjoy the car, and look a working gas gauge finally
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Many years ago, a friend owned a Dodge dealership and when he would get a LHS on trade, he would tell us. Most always they were lightly driven and it didn't matter how many miles they had, they ran a long time if maintained. Back then we'd get them for less than 4 thousand and many used them as second family cars or for work. They rode great and had a butt load of sweet options. That's a really nice one, you did good!!
Now, that what I call a shopping experience. Pick anyone of the big three and go home happy!! One the eighth day, God created Vintage Air, for those of us that cruise the streets all summer long on those crazy hot days!! I use mine all the time.
In 1969, Chrysler would let you have a 440 GTX with a four speed, or air conditioning, but not both. After owning a factory four speed and two factory A/C cars, one in the 90s, and the current one, I'd rather be comfortable than shift.
I only drove sticks till about 75 and then we still had a stick as a family car till 88. They're great, but with these modern automatics nothing is better. My Saleen was a stick and keeping up with it was a chore when you were really running it. The older I get the less I want to do, besides holding on to the wheel as it runs itself, with the A/C on........... Both of yours are sweet, hard to pick!!!
One of Theresa"s cousin invited us out to his place yesterday afternoon and took us out to dinner. He wanted me to bring the Coronet. 37 miles of open highway, I'm a mile to the on ramp of the highway and he lives on the highway, 1/4 mile road frontage. I said, I think not on the Coronet. I got home about 10 and brought home enough dead katydids splattered on my Durango that I had to use my windshield washers about six times just to see around the splattered pain in the asses. It's getting a car wash today, before someone sees it and has me put me in jail for murder!! Family, food and a car, does it get any better!!............ Be safe..... Ulli.
