1991 F150 from Germany--Old Truck-New Member
10-23-2011, 12:51 PM
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1991 F150 from Germany--Old Truck-New Member
Hi out there!
My name is Ingo and I`m typing from Germany, I have a 1991 F150 XLT Lariat, ext. cab. short bed, 4x4, 5 spd.-MT with a 302.
The other car is a 1995 E150 conversion van, built by KC, also powered by a 302.
Then there`s a 2001 Focus station, a 2001 Mercedes Sprinter cutaway parcel van ( former DHL ) and the last in the row, but the second car I ever bought a 1970 GTO, my first car was a 1978 Dodge Challenger/Plymouth Sapporo.
Been bit by the V8 virus in the early 1970ies,close to my home town we had american soldiers stationed and that way I was lucky to hear and feel some V8 rumble as a boy....said enough??
Well, the Truck starts making probs, that`s why I`m here, hoping to get help since over here in Germany nobody seems to really know about Ford USA, even those pro guys in their pro garages rather take care of Dodges & Chevys, these are more common over here...!
Well, enough for here, looking for the right topic and see if I can find help, hope we`ll have some fun and a grrreat time together!
Best regards, Ingo
My name is Ingo and I`m typing from Germany, I have a 1991 F150 XLT Lariat, ext. cab. short bed, 4x4, 5 spd.-MT with a 302.
The other car is a 1995 E150 conversion van, built by KC, also powered by a 302.
Then there`s a 2001 Focus station, a 2001 Mercedes Sprinter cutaway parcel van ( former DHL ) and the last in the row, but the second car I ever bought a 1970 GTO, my first car was a 1978 Dodge Challenger/Plymouth Sapporo.
Been bit by the V8 virus in the early 1970ies,close to my home town we had american soldiers stationed and that way I was lucky to hear and feel some V8 rumble as a boy....said enough??
Well, the Truck starts making probs, that`s why I`m here, hoping to get help since over here in Germany nobody seems to really know about Ford USA, even those pro guys in their pro garages rather take care of Dodges & Chevys, these are more common over here...!
Well, enough for here, looking for the right topic and see if I can find help, hope we`ll have some fun and a grrreat time together!
Best regards, Ingo
10-24-2011, 08:59 AM
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Thanx man, pics will follow, need some time to dig `em out...
Maybe I forgot to mention that the Goat`s under construction...since 18 years, to be exact...
, but always spent money on chasing and buying parts, it`s not over though my wife oracles.....
It needs time to raise Phoenix from the ashes, not to mention all those greenbacks and when time`s short, that doesn`t help additionally!
Maybe I forgot to mention that the Goat`s under construction...since 18 years, to be exact...
, but always spent money on chasing and buying parts, it`s not over though my wife oracles.....It needs time to raise Phoenix from the ashes, not to mention all those greenbacks and when time`s short, that doesn`t help additionally!
10-26-2011, 05:31 AM
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Welcome to F150forum.com .. Lots of good guys and info here... Be sure to post some pics 
10-27-2011, 03:10 AM
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Good morning and thx for the warm welcome!
I had the luck to already receive grrreat help!!
Yes, really great guys & info, should`ve had the idea of joining this forum earlier, but as one said:It`s never too late!!
Yup, as promised, pics will follow, I should be able to manage that next week, right now it`s a 14 hour workday incl. Sunday, so not much time/power left after coming home...
Ingo
I had the luck to already receive grrreat help!!
Yes, really great guys & info, should`ve had the idea of joining this forum earlier
, but as one said:It`s never too late!!Yup, as promised, pics will follow, I should be able to manage that next week, right now it`s a 14 hour workday incl. Sunday, so not much time/power left after coming home...
Ingo
