Jay in the Mojave wrote:
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Getty Up n Go

Brings a red neck tear to my eye.

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Fairly impressive.

Hello Stevo:

"Fairly Impressive"

I held back the best for last!

I also Have a 1976 Ford F250 4x4 Hi-Boy, it came from the factory stock
with a little lift to the body. So it does sit up higher than normal
people trucks. It is a little difficult to get in and out of.

But really pays for itself when on a date with a short dress, oh yeah!

The Truck has a 96 inch (Modified) Francis Amazer Fiberglass whip
antenna, mounted on the cab. Which a fairly large piece of aluminum
sheet metal reinforces. With well over thousands and thousands of miles
on this buety, it does show it age. But with a 400 HP Big Block you
don't mind the gas prices, its a work or art to drive!

I have been told when the Red Neck Mobile comes into a 4 way stop, most
normal people will gladly allow the Big Green Monster to go before them,
even if it aint my turn. Somthing about "This Red Neck Truck Ain't got
no insurance or sense"

The Yaesu kicks a 8 pill amp, powered by a 150 amp alternator, that will
slip the belt and take most cars steroes out within short distance. And
put the neddle on the peg for the 1 KW range.

Would be nice tho, in the cold rainy desert weather, especially in the
early morning if the drivers side had a window!

Its a good feeling tho

Jay in the Mojave


Steveo wrote:

Jay in the Mojave wrote:
-snip-

Getty Up n Go

Brings a red neck tear to my eye.

Kreedentials;

CB radio Opereator
NRA Member
Rock n Roll Fan
Tax payer
Member, Mojave Desert Radio Association, work on TVI committee.


Fairly impressive.

Jay in the Mojave wrote:
Hello Stevo:

"Fairly Impressive"

I held back the best for last!

I also Have a 1976 Ford F250 4x4 Hi-Boy, it came from the factory stock
with a little lift to the body. So it does sit up higher than normal
people trucks. It is a little difficult to get in and out of.

But really pays for itself when on a date with a short dress, oh yeah!

The Truck has a 96 inch (Modified) Francis Amazer Fiberglass whip
antenna, mounted on the cab. Which a fairly large piece of aluminum
sheet metal reinforces. With well over thousands and thousands of miles
on this buety, it does show it age. But with a 400 HP Big Block you
don't mind the gas prices, its a work or art to drive!

I have been told when the Red Neck Mobile comes into a 4 way stop, most
normal people will gladly allow the Big Green Monster to go before them,
even if it aint my turn. Somthing about "This Red Neck Truck Ain't got
no insurance or sense"

It must be that green color Jay. I'm partial to the sublime green over
here, being Irish, any shade will suffice in a storm. Do you have the
neon-green 'on the air' light as a warning to any flying insects?