Where is everyone #5

Everett ? Have you considered asking that Mr Kylefitzy guy to drive you around in the pickup truck ? You could take notes and learn some techniques from him maybe ?

Just trying to help you out.

 

I remember those like it was yesterday. Brings back a lot of memories as a matter of fact. Kraco stereos and Realistic equalizers were the foundation of many a stereo system back in the day. Throw some Pyramid woofers in the mix if you were really loaded.

 

I think the biggest problem may be a wore out power steering system. This truck came equipped with the highly sought after "strong arm" power steering option to compliment the AM radio and 2-55 air conditioning. And it's a long bed. Unlike today's "long beds" I can lay full sheets of sheetrock flat in the bed and close the tailgate.

 

I wolfed it down in under 5 min. Fast metabolism here I can eat like a king and not gain a pound. Hopefully stays like that mom and dad both still skinny @almost 60 years.

I'll write up a good review on that ar12 and might possibly getting a pre-64 win 270

 

Wow. That itty bitty thing is a long bed ? ........ hmm.

 

Realistic Equalizer/100w Amplifier combo unit and you were a baller. Made lots of "noise", nothing I would consider music, just noise but really loud noise.

 

I weren't that high class. The '67 Mustang I drove in high school had the original AM radio with a FM add-on tuner screwed under the dash.

 

Distortion city but it sure looked cool with them “digital” light bars dancing around.

 

Yup, it's a standard 8' bed and the wheel wells are wide enough that a 4 x 8 sheet of ply or rock will lay flat on the bed. Even my 95 350 would crack the edges of the bottom 2-3 sheets of rock if I didn't prop them up on some studs.

 

You were only half baller then, a full baller had the FM-8 track unit with the giant dial on it.