PennSilverTaco's "Perfect 5-Lug Regular Cab" Build, Aspergers, and General BS MegaThread!

Only one I would turn down is that 80s tastic first black one, the rest I would roll fo sho

 

@Iamraiderpower

It's something that is intertwined deep within our DNA...

Us guys will always think farting and jokes related to it are HILARIOUS!

 

@Iamraiderpower

Another find in the spectator lot at Raceway Park...

I forget what year this truck was (I think either 1985 or 1986), but it's a loaded F350 XLT Lariat with the 7.3L diesel. The owner was absolutely thrilled that I showed such an interest in his truck and took it as a compliment when I asked to take pictures of it. I forget whether it was automatic or stick shift, but I do know that it was very well-equipped (cruise, tilt, power windows, power locks, etc) and it even had working A/C (still R-12 and still ICE COLD according to the owner). I was jealous of this truck!


April 29th, 2017:

Englishtown, New Jersey

 

That’s what Pat had mentioned.

 

Is Pat bartending tomorrow? I turn 29 tomorrow and I'm going out drinking with friends!

 

Yes he is, 3pm to close. Happy Birthday Charlie!

 

You're brother is the quintessential bartender...

He knows the beer menu like the back of his hand, serves drinks quickly, and is willing to chat with his customers if he's not too busy!

 

@uurx

Beautiful truck, isn't she?

 

@Iamraiderpower

August 1st, 2015:

Macungie, Pennsylvania

 

7th and 8th generation ford 250 & 350 f series where always me favorite

of course lifted with big tires should go without saying...

 

@Iamraiderpower

August 4th, 2017:

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

 

Albeit not my style but the 92-97 Fseries will go down as my all time favorite

 

What is it with automakers and clothing companies partnering up?

I don't have a problem with it and I think lot of these special edition vehicles (like the Eddie Bauer Ford trucks and the North Face Chevy Avalanche) are pretty cool. My only grievance is that when new, these vehicles are considerably more expensive than a similarly-equipped vehicle of a "lower" trim level, and you are essentially just paying for the brand...

I saw this Jeep while walking Tully this afternoon and seriously did not know that there was a Columbia Edition!

If you look closely you can see that the seats say "Columbia" on them too...

 

I’m thinking about putting a pop n lock on mine

 

I’m a newbie to the forum and have been throughly entertained by this thread. Keep up the fine work!

 

Thanks!

 

Charlie is quite the fella ain’t he?

 

@Gr8fl

Pat was bartending today when my parents and I went to Chambers for my birthday dinner, and he told me that his friend obtained a free second gen with a bad engine! The truck has a new frame and a clear title. He is unsure of whether it's a 2.7L or 4.0L but he admits he doesn't know much about 2nd Gens so he wants to talk with me tomorrow about the specifics and see I can offer my opinion...

 

What’d you have for dinner? They have a very good menu, though I think it was better when Brett was cooking.

Interesting on the 2nd gen, so much someone could do with that over time with a little effort and investment. Maybe even cram in a Tundra 5.7..