Hello from Oklahoma

[Olds64]

Hello. I'm a regular on the Ford Trucks Enthusiast forum. I figured I would sign up here since I stop by anyways for all of the good information.

I own a 1986 Ford F250, 6.9l IDI, C6 sclb. My daily driver is a 2020 F150, 2.7l EB, 10R80 ccsb.

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I hope to contribute to your great forum. Thanks for having me.

 

[DaveBen]

Welcome to OB! You will find lots of information here and some funny stuff too!

 

[Old Goat]

Hey Olds...welcome , lots of good info here also.
Iam on FTE like you, been there since 2016 after I bought the 86 trying to under stand the goofy Ford Diesel Fuel System.
When I saw Edmonds, Ok. I thought, Oh there is a guy that lives in your area, then hit me. it`s you.

I was lurking over here also, then one day I had to open my big Yap and say something, and here Iam.

Goat (Charlie)

 

[Olds64]

Thanks for the friendly welcome. I'm already getting some great information here.

 

[Old Goat]

I have an 85 like the one in your Avatar, same color. 6.9, Banks, T-19, 165K, Hand Crank Windows and Door locks picked it up for $2500. Almost no rust.
Last summer Dynamatted the whole interior, walls, floor etc... still haven`t got it back together yet.
Not sure what Iam going to do for seats. Like a bench best. The 2 Bucket seats a are totally wore out, and sitting on them is like sitting on the floor.
I feel like an old man looking just over the Dash through the Steering Wheel.

Hard to find manual seats, everything is electric any more.

On my 86, I found a bench Seat out of a F-150 and had it rehupolstered, in ***** Red Veloure. ****... after the Covid deal and everything was shut down, I told people I got it from the Bunny Ranch, had to clean off a few Stains.....

Edit... that Was P O R N O red..
forget what the other word was...
stupid pol-itical cor-r-ective B_S.

Goat

 

[Olds64]

Goat, I love my Bullnose. That's a good way to describe the velour interior. Good luck getting your's back together.