Where is everyone #5

UN Like wore out I’m horizontally impaired so I don’t fit thru them tunnels

 

Im after a 1985 daycab that was my dads, its still a tender truck for a big co-op. But there guys love the old truck over the fleet of new ones. Its the only one I still know of. Except the fld, Im not very fond of it. Was gonna move axle and put a 120 classic hood on it and paint it for him. Just not my fav. Spent my summers hidding in a FLC, FLBs sneaking in and out of steel mills as a kid.

 

Yes, it's safe.
No integrity loss if it's a sound weld (the person knows what they're doing).
Absolutely, it will work.
I'm assuming this is behind the rear spring hanger?

Edit: Oldskooler beat me to it. Should have read further before replying.

 

Nice looking ride.

 

Got no idea what I'm doing but this is fun

 

The way Swift figures up the mileage for the Million Mile Safe Driver statistic is they count a mile per vehicle that doesn't get crashed while they manage to avoid the Swifty headed the wrong way on the interstate.

 

Read somewhere about double wedding crossing the welds??

 

Hoping from behind rear spring to bumper. If not I’ll replace entire frame

 

Ok so the Korean BBQ rub tastes like somewhere between boxed potatoes and Alpo. The other one, can't remember what it was called, tastes like school lunch version of ribs. I got some work to do before we can say we're getting good at this.

 

Leave the rub off until you get the smoking down, little sugar in the raw towards the end that’s it.