Show'em Off!!! Post up 97-03 trucks!
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2000 F150 XLT 5.4L Triton V8 4x4
[QUOTE=02_Black_On_White;4623765]To some its just a truck and to others its a passion.
Its not about how much money you have, or how much fancy chrome and the latest and greatest you can put on a truck. Its not about dropping it off at a shop and handing the man a blank check and picking it up the next week proud to show your buddies. Its about the countless hours spent slaving over something you take pride in. I've never been one to flaunt or show off and I've worked my absolute @$$ off to have what I have, and when asked at a show "Why so much work into a 10th generation F150" my answer has stayed the same "Its the only one I've got" I see all to often at shows guys with more money than they know what to do with and no vision other than to build a truck for someone else to like. Its not about being cocky, its about having pride in something you've built with your own hands.
This forum has granted me a wealth of knowledge over the past few years that I try to pass on to the new guys coming in, of course we get it wrong every now and again but we keep on truckin' literally. Moral of the story is hard work eventually pays off and shout out to everyone here helping keep these trucks on the road for years to come, I know this truck wont be for sale any time soon.
It's odd how I came across your post, but you hit it straight on the head with it. I spent years with my 2000, and continuously put everything I had towards it, regardless of the minimum wage I had. I really wish I could have kept it longer and added all of my ideas. Very impressed with your truck.
Its not about how much money you have, or how much fancy chrome and the latest and greatest you can put on a truck. Its not about dropping it off at a shop and handing the man a blank check and picking it up the next week proud to show your buddies. Its about the countless hours spent slaving over something you take pride in. I've never been one to flaunt or show off and I've worked my absolute @$$ off to have what I have, and when asked at a show "Why so much work into a 10th generation F150" my answer has stayed the same "Its the only one I've got" I see all to often at shows guys with more money than they know what to do with and no vision other than to build a truck for someone else to like. Its not about being cocky, its about having pride in something you've built with your own hands.
This forum has granted me a wealth of knowledge over the past few years that I try to pass on to the new guys coming in, of course we get it wrong every now and again but we keep on truckin' literally. Moral of the story is hard work eventually pays off and shout out to everyone here helping keep these trucks on the road for years to come, I know this truck wont be for sale any time soon.
It's odd how I came across your post, but you hit it straight on the head with it. I spent years with my 2000, and continuously put everything I had towards it, regardless of the minimum wage I had. I really wish I could have kept it longer and added all of my ideas. Very impressed with your truck.
Last edited by 78LMNT; 05-15-2016 at 11:41 AM.
another KR, nice
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