Docscurlock
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My truck matches my GT350R. Maybe I should put this in the stingray section.Why is this in the GT350 area? Shouldn’t this be in off-topic?
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My truck matches my GT350R. Maybe I should put this in the stingray section.Why is this in the GT350 area? Shouldn’t this be in off-topic?
That is so badass dude. Tell me that the beer keg is the fuel tank so all my dreams can come true...Hey guys have not visited the forum for several months. During the summer made pretty good progress on the 39' Ford. Thought I'd share some of it with you. Came across the perfect engine for it. Was searching for some time wanting an original patina engine. With any luck hope to have it on the road in the spring. The old truck was an original Coca-Cola delivery truck from Sterling, Colorado. Found in a colorado fence row sitting for decades. Pretty rough & thought it was worthy of a rat build.
It is from an F-4 Phantom. I'm sure the panels had been upgraded over the years, so not sure what version of the F-4 this was in, but definitely an F-4. At least that's what a friend of my Dad told me...he was an F-4 pilot in Vietnam and called the plane a "Flying Brick". I found these pics on the web.Below is a pic that I meant to post & forgot of a controller out of a combat fighter jet. By chance if any USAF pilots on the forum here would identify this armament control for me would be nice to know. Planning on using this as starter switch, kill switch & lights for the 39'. TIA
I flew on an AC 130 Gunship in Viet Nam. We always flew with escorts, 2 F4C’s at 40 thousand ft.It is from an F-4 Phantom. I'm sure the panels had been upgraded over the years, so not sure what version of the F-4 this was in, but definitely an F-4. At least that's what a friend of my Dad told me...he was an F-4 pilot in Vietnam and called the plane a "Flying Brick". I found these pics on the web.