What if it Snows?

My 97 F250 7.3. Drove it maybe 60 miles in the last year. My wife drove it maybe 500 miles. I love that truck. It’s tuned and massaged and runs like a cheetah for a 7.3. Did almost all the work myself.

 

The 4-door cab makes it hard to judge, does it have the 8' box? That was one of the requirements I had when looking for mine. They are harder to find than I thought.

 

That looks like the 6 3/4 box. Judging by the space in front of rear wheel well. Sharp looking ride tho

 

Incidentally, I was sitting up in Chicago at a shipper when I found mine on a whim. I saw an ad for AutoTempest.com: The Best Used Car Search. and gave it a shot, entering the specs I was looking for... it found exactly one... exactly what I wanted... at a too-good-to-be-true price. I had to wait a week to get there.

I kept thinking, "Please don't be a scam, please don't be sold, please don't be stolen..." I couldn't get the money in the guy's hand fast enough, lol.

 

Make sure y'all make the same mistskes I did...

Sold my 99 30TH Anniversary TA, my '72 Buick Skylark, my "75 Bronco, my '77 Scout and my Harley. Not all at once, over the last 5yrs. And those are just what I had in the last 5. All kinds if cool #### before that.

Now I have my 97 F250 and my wife's Yukon. Im ##### miserable without a fun vehicle. But hey, gotta pay for the family life.

 

6 3/4. I didn’t want the 8’ bed. Too frickin long and wouldn’t use it.

 

Got rid of everything. No more trailer queens to drag around. No more registrations and insurance to pay.
Just have a Frontier now. Does everything I need it to.

 

Just do like I do...

[shopping at the grocery store]

"Do I need spoons? Ah hell, better get some."

[throws three 100 count boxes in the cart]

Meanwhile, back at the truck...

 

Wendy’s. Good spoons and individual wrapped and you can grab a handful and they’ll let you take them.

I probably save upwards of $14 per year with my free utensils. If I was driving a hood I need that money for diesel fuel. LOL