Fordiac

might not be able to tell but the truck had like 6+ degrees of negative camber, looked ridiculous. I raised where the I beams bolt up 2 inches to compensate for the negative camber. has at most .5 degrees negative camber now. next is tubular k member. heres a before and after.

1967 Tempest

Drove from NJ to CT this weekend to help my mother cut and split almost 5 cord of wood. Sweat was dripping off of me!!! Had to stop on Sunday at around 1:30 as the seals blew out of the hydraulic ram on log splitter!

I will fix that and get the splitter back online..

Right around 400 miles put on the truck. Ran like a top!

1967 Tempest

Lately, just driving it. I might need to get some more firewood soon. I thought 6+ cords would be enough, but I am going through it rather quickly.

oldster

Toyota had a flat, so checked traps with "Finchy".
Hauled 8 beaver, 6 raccoons, 4 opossums, 2 grey fox....and the usual, 200 lbs of gear/baits/urine.

thlinks

Drove my 1987 f150 xlt from denver to va and back during the holidays. It did outstanding for its age. The 302 is bulletproof. Found some 44k bg and shes purring now.