The truck

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firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

I did a walkaround of the truck, alot of the youtube community was asking for a walkaround vid, here it is

 

RedSionnachMember since Aug 2013

Looks and sounds good Chase.

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

RedSionnach wrote:

Looks and sounds good Chase.

Thanks!!

Harold WrayMember since Jun 2013

Very Sweet!!!  Looks really good without the stripes.  The smoked headlights look really cool.  And you got a good toolbox in the bed.

Harold WrayMember since Jun 2013

My vote is to take the side bumper stripes off when you repaint.  Just my .02

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

Harold Wray wrote:

My vote is to take the side bumper stripes off when you repaint.  Just my .02

Thanks! and yeah im leaning that way to, i think it really cleans up the sides of the truck.

Eric – TIAMember since Jan 2010

Looking good.  I love the older trucks, the look, the sounds.  Your lucky, nice truck.

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

Eric J wrote:

Looking good.  I love the older trucks, the look, the sounds.  Your lucky, nice truck.

Thanks Eric!!

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

Looking good Chase!

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

Sweet ride Chase! That is a nice tool box too, I had a Weatherguard similar to the box. I had bought it on CL used and I ended up selling it when I sold my first Ram. It’s nice seeing an older truck like that in such good shape. Here in NH, that would be mostly a darkish reddish brown color with giant holes in the sides.

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

Conductor562 wrote:

Looking good Chase!

Thanks conductor!

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

ChrisK wrote:

Sweet ride Chase! That is a nice tool box too, I had a Weatherguard similar to the box. I had bought it on CL used and I ended up selling it when I sold my first Ram. It’s nice seeing an older truck like that in such good shape. Here in NH, that would be mostly a darkish reddish brown color with giant holes in the sides.

Thanks chrisk!! Yeah the salt roads kills cars up  north. Didnt you buy a husky box not long ago.

DR99Member since Nov 2012

ChrisK wrote:

Sweet ride Chase! That is a nice tool box too, I had a Weatherguard similar to the box. I had bought it on CL used and I ended up selling it when I sold my first Ram. It’s nice seeing an older truck like that in such good shape. Here in NH, that would be mostly a darkish reddish brown color with giant holes in the sides.

Same here in Michigan they are around but the old Fords are a dying breed

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

I’m not real sure what happened here. Up until about 5 years ago or so, there were still a lot of 77-79 Fords running around, now they’re nowhere to be found. When I was younger trucks seemed to come in spurts. If it was a 70’s-early 80’s truck it was a Ford, starting in the mid 80’s up until the new Dodges came out in 94 it seemed like every truck on the road was a Chevrolet. When the new Dodges came out it wasn’t long before they were everywhere. Even families that were notorious for having only Fords or Chevys in their driveway started buying them. They were the best looking trucks on the road.

These days it’s more diverse than it ever been in my lifetime. In high school one time we sat at school and counted 12 trucks in a row going by that were Chevy. You couldn’t do that now.

I guess everyone finally figured out GM was junk 😆

NicholasShetleyMember since Nov 2013

What it was Conductor is scrap shot up and people hauled them off. That is what happened to the 73-87 Chevys too. Here it is still gm all the way for trucks but for cars it is very diverse. I also like how you said it was a cold start, it is about 20 in the morning every morning.

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

Its either ford or chevy here, more ford.

You are the influencer. Post it to 4.4 million followers.

Hit record. We’ll handle the rest.

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