As per Man Law regulations...
03-31-2008, 08:34 PM
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ORIGINAL: OHbowhntr
Not to worry, us OLD fellas knew it was a Maverick....
Nice truck, both the truck and Maverick look to have clean bodies from what I can see, do you live in the part of the country where they don't use much salt???
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
That dual exhaust sounds so sick.
OH, and the Ford next to it (Maverick) is my project car that has been in the works for several years. [&:]
That dual exhaust sounds so sick.
OH, and the Ford next to it (Maverick) is my project car that has been in the works for several years. [&:]
Nice truck, both the truck and Maverick look to have clean bodies from what I can see, do you live in the part of the country where they don't use much salt???
03-31-2008, 08:34 PM
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Nice Dan, Congrats....now the ribbing...You ever wanna line up against my bowhunting rig just drive on down, i have a local dragstrip we can throw down. Straight-up playa.
(date is not right) And no joke i have hauled deer in this truck.
(date is not right) And no joke i have hauled deer in this truck.
03-31-2008, 08:37 PM
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Great looking truck Dan...Extemely clean for a 97, congrats!
My first car was a 1971 Ford Maverick drove it all through high school and two years in college.......that looks like a 72-73?
My first car was a 1971 Ford Maverick drove it all through high school and two years in college.......that looks like a 72-73?
03-31-2008, 08:38 PM
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Great looking truck Dan...Extemely clean for a 97, congrats!
My first car was a 1971 Ford Maverick drove it all through high school and two years in college.......that looks like a 72-73?
Great looking truck Dan...Extemely clean for a 97, congrats!
My first car was a 1971 Ford Maverick drove it all through high school and two years in college.......that looks like a 72-73?
I had plans on completely restoring it, but I haven't had the time or money really since graduation to do it right. Bits and pieces here and there, really. Its a sweet car though, I like it.
03-31-2008, 08:44 PM
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Dan, i bought a 1970 Chevy Nova (my dream car) out of an old field, i wish i could've redone it, but i gave up on it and sold it.... I did double my money though. Good luck with the maverick I'm partial to chevy's but i love old muscle cars. And Ive seen some fast ones... are you going or an original restoration or a little peppier??
. Good luck with the maverick I'm partial to chevy's but i love old muscle cars. And Ive seen some fast ones... are you going or an original restoration or a little peppier??
03-31-2008, 08:47 PM
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Dan, i bought a 1970 Chevy Nova (my dream car) out of an old field, i wish i could've redone it, but i gave up on it and sold it.... I did double my money though. Good luck with the maverick I'm partial to chevy's but i love old muscle cars. And Ive seen some fast ones... are you going or an original restoration or a little peppier??
Dan, i bought a 1970 Chevy Nova (my dream car) out of an old field, i wish i could've redone it, but i gave up on it and sold it.... I did double my money though
. Good luck with the maverick I'm partial to chevy's but i love old muscle cars. And Ive seen some fast ones... are you going or an original restoration or a little peppier??
Would need to completely re-do the rear end though, which is why I haven't yet. Its got a 250 in it as is, so it couldn't handle anything bigger. Big project, not enough money.
