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05-30-2017, 08:03 AM
#1
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Hello
Hello All,
My name is Chris Jobe and I currently reside in Elizabethtown, Kentucky but also live in Williamsburg, Virginia. I am a GS with the Army so I move to pick up my grade and move up the ladder. I was in the USAF for 8 years (03-11) where I was a 3c. I am married with 3 kids (all boys - 8 yo, 3 yo, 1yo), 2 cats and a dog. I was brought to this forum by my good friend Shawn Ellis to help support his endeavour on this forum. I have ran ModdedMustangs for the past 13 years and hope to be of help here. I currently have a 2015 sho, 2014 durango r/t and a 2008 acura tl type-s. My experience with the F series is mainly the older models (f3, f100, f500, 70's rangers and etc) to about the 11th gen. Being from the mustang scene I am very very very familiar with the modular series of engines as we share that same hiccup of reliability (at times). I have owned 18 mustangs ranging from fox bodies to new edges.
I hope to be able to lurk and learn and give insight where I can. I am a gearhead by nature and enjoy tinkering on pretty much everything to include computers (yea kinda a nerd here). Detailing vehicles is also a hobby of mine. I have included a few pictures of my pigs. I also included a picture of my gone but not forgotten 02 GT.
My name is Chris Jobe and I currently reside in Elizabethtown, Kentucky but also live in Williamsburg, Virginia. I am a GS with the Army so I move to pick up my grade and move up the ladder. I was in the USAF for 8 years (03-11) where I was a 3c. I am married with 3 kids (all boys - 8 yo, 3 yo, 1yo), 2 cats and a dog. I was brought to this forum by my good friend Shawn Ellis to help support his endeavour on this forum. I have ran ModdedMustangs for the past 13 years and hope to be of help here. I currently have a 2015 sho, 2014 durango r/t and a 2008 acura tl type-s. My experience with the F series is mainly the older models (f3, f100, f500, 70's rangers and etc) to about the 11th gen. Being from the mustang scene I am very very very familiar with the modular series of engines as we share that same hiccup of reliability (at times). I have owned 18 mustangs ranging from fox bodies to new edges.
I hope to be able to lurk and learn and give insight where I can. I am a gearhead by nature and enjoy tinkering on pretty much everything to include computers (yea kinda a nerd here). Detailing vehicles is also a hobby of mine. I have included a few pictures of my pigs. I also included a picture of my gone but not forgotten 02 GT.
05-30-2017, 09:57 AM
#2
Welcome to the F-150 boards! Glad to have you join.
Any fun performance mods planned for the truck?
And I thought I had owned a lot of Mustangs ( current Mach 1 is my 5th ) but your number count blows me out of the water. lol
Any fun performance mods planned for the truck?
And I thought I had owned a lot of Mustangs ( current Mach 1 is my 5th ) but your number count blows me out of the water. lol
05-30-2017, 02:57 PM
#3
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Currently my dad and I have another project going. We have yet again grabbed another 84 ranger to shoe horn a 302 into. This one we are going to use the A9L and wiring from a fox body to go fuel injected, t5, 3.55 rear gear, disc brake conversion and just make it a fun driving truck. This will be the third one of those we have done.
What can I say I love my mustangs lol. Mach 1's are a great ride. As long as it has the manual in it then you are set with a nice forged crank as well. Mustangs are my passion in all reality.
What can I say I love my mustangs lol. Mach 1's are a great ride. As long as it has the manual in it then you are set with a nice forged crank as well. Mustangs are my passion in all reality.
05-31-2017, 01:25 PM
#4
Welcome to the site it's great to have you here
Tony
Tony
06-04-2017, 07:22 AM
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Welcome to the forum !
share a pic of the truck
share a pic of the truck
06-05-2017, 09:42 AM
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06-05-2017, 04:31 PM
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Welcome!