My freshly washed 1995 F-150 after going through post-rain mud for about 2 months
Posted Jan 26, 2020, 9:43 PM UTC
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Good lookin ol’ 1fiddy. My neighbor had one just like that in the late’90s.
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I love her to death. You have good taste
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Been dreaming of driving down south some and picking up(ha) one of these in better condition. Other commenter said it right, you just don’t see them like this north of Ohio. This made me rock fucking hard and only made me hate my commuter that much more. Gorgeous truck.
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Thank you! I appreciate it. It was my grandpa's. Only 135,000 miles
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Nice Truck
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Thanks!
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My grandfather has a 1992 truck same body style. He ordered it directly from the factory before the new style was released so he had no idea what it looked like. Currently in the process of trying to paint correct it and replace worn out trim pieces.
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That's awesome. I hope it turns out well
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Such a classic masculine thing
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I love that era F150. I want a '96, final year for that body, 1st year OBDII. Just easy to work on. I would love a 4x4 standard cab short bed V8 Auto XLT with a small lift and some 33" tires. Nice tube lightbar/rollbar setup, maybe a winch. Just a fun camping truck, not a off road beast, or desert racer. It would at best see some snowy fire roads in the forest. But for now, I just use my Jeep TJ and pack light.
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This thing can handle dirt roads really well and slight mud. I wish mine was a manual. Automatics are so boring
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Manuals are fun, my TJ is a 6-speed. But it's also a torture device in stop and go traffic. I'm old. Which is why my daily is an 8-speed Automatic V8 Challenger. I drive my wrangler for fun here and there, but if I had to live with it daily I'd be crippled.
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It must be nice not having to battle rust. That truck in that condition is not to be found in Minnesota.
Previous owner kept her in a garage. Shes outside now that she's with me