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Old 09-05-2012, 02:42 PM
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Swap the beds in a couple weeks, motor will hopefully be done by next weekend, need to find someone to trade tires with
Old 09-09-2012, 12:37 AM
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GOT A NEW TOY! 1971 ford f250 hi boy, 360, 4 spd, divorced transfercase, 90k miles on motor, new tune up, new u joints, 33 hankooks.

Old 09-09-2012, 01:37 AM
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LOVE those Fords, man! PULL A HOUSE DOWN, they will

SWEET!
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Nice truck! My dads had a couple of hiboys that year, I've always liked the body style of them!
Old 09-09-2012, 11:40 AM
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well the hi boy didnt work out, had title issues so i traded my buddy back
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got title issues worked out, its now mine!

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Man, make up your mind already!.... ha, ha just joking, lol, glad the title issue worked out, nice truck!
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thanks im happy the title got worked out! this thing is a friggin tank!
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Ha, ha, I bet it feels like one after being used to driving the Yota !
Old 09-09-2012, 09:06 PM
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you have no idea, way bigger and manual brakes and steering haha, kinda nice to have power tho haha
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that is the weirdest looking Yota I've ever seen! lol.... JK, but YES, you have schizophrenic level Toyotaticulitus.. But it's beginning to morph into "FordYotaTiculitus",..... not sure there's meds for that... Just ask ED! lol.
Old 09-10-2012, 11:03 AM
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Haha yea I'm beginning to think about swapping the Ford running gear into a yota
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well i get my crank back tomorrow, so for now ill post about the ford, took it out wheelin and got stuck pretty bad, broke a chain, and shredded my buddys tire when he tried to pull me out, it took a 79 ford 4wd and a 4wd dodge cummins pullin at the same time to get me out, hitch was dug in the dirt and front axle was buried







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Old 09-10-2012, 11:54 PM
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WOW, quite a first time in the dirt with the girl, eh? hehee... Glad you had good dudes to yoink ya out... Even after chains breaking, etc.! lol. Loving that thing, man... Great lines on those trucks!
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i love it to, but its gonna be parked when the yota gets done, i cant afford to register it and insure it at the moment
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FINALLY yota work being done, ill let pics talk


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got it done today, ran great for about 5 minutes then blew #3 spark plug out the head with the helicoil, tried jb welding teh helicoil in, will find out tomorrow if it holds, hate to admit it but i dont know how much more of this i can take, feel like im just chasing my tail with this pickup
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I would go with loctite-red on that heli.... Not sure JB can take that much heat....My patch on a formerly leaky, HOT AS HELL coolant pipe holds..... IT'S LIKE A ROCK! lol.. BUT, ........ maybe the heads a lil hotter than that coolant elbow on the intake is? Maybe Loctite-red it in and THEN try the spark plug after it's LONG dried. Shouldn't transfer, right? So you'd still be able to get the plug out afterward.... BUT; I would think it would hold more securely than JB weld in small amounts... No? I'm just askin... maybe it's not a great idea.... just a thought, hahaha.
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It had red loctite on it and still blew out
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Oh holy good Lordie, WOW! Yeah.... How'd the JB Kwik Weld work out? (or regular?).....

Don't let this get to ya, man.... You've done so much work.... built her from the ground up in large part... You're just turning that corner where all kinds of odd things seem to avalanche on ya, ya know? The plug thread grenading? ... that's NOT uncommon.... Not super common either, but it happens, not just on these, either. I'm on my 2nd exhaust stud heli... and a sert for the head as well.... Crap just happens. But once you hit that 'sweet spot' with this thing.... where all of it's pretty covered, and you're just maintaining it/repairing body stuff, whatever? PRICELESS! lol. And honestly? You'll spend a good chunk on that Ford, and then the GAS...and parts are VERY scarce.... Personally, I would just go all out on the 'free fixes' with my toyota, get her purring good, then slowly work on the Ford. YOU'LL GET IT, BUD, you're a persistent bugger like many of us! hahaha.


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