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RE: My little fab job - sasquatch - 07-10-2012
Good looking work there Jerry. Much easier to get in and out.
RE: My little fab job - DanH - 07-10-2012
Nice job Jerry!
I like projects like this, it's nice to be able to do these yourself rather than having to hire out.
RE: My little fab job - ETC57 - 07-11-2012
Well all painted,
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I would like to thank you all for your kind words!
Jerry.
RE: My little fab job - EdK - 07-11-2012
First class job there Jerry.
Ed
RE: My little fab job - DaveH - 07-11-2012
Jerry,
That is a darn good job
So you are not just a pretty face
DaveH
RE: My little fab job - Rickabilly - 07-16-2012
Is that a mid seventies Ford F series?
I still have mine albeit in storage, not really practical here in the UK but couldn't bear to leave it behind, so I brought it in my "hand luggage" when we emigrated.
(FYI, my hand luggage consisted of three forty foot containers, containing a few cars trucks, Lathes, a shaper, mills all up about 40 tonnes)
Best Regards
Rick
RE: My little fab job - ETC57 - 07-16-2012
Yes Rick it's a 76 F250 camper special Ranger package, not real practical here ether but fun!
With a well built 460 V8 it runs on premium gas at 9 MPG, folks with there little zoomy cars get the strangest look on there face when they can't quite pass me with the camper on!
Yes I love my FORD!!
Jerry.