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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    Got to agree with ya Dave.... Thought of doing one of the early one's, just haven't ever tripped over a likely candidate. I settled on the '88 Bronco II cuz it's totally ignored by Hot Rodders, off roaders, and well, most everybody I guess....
    Ha. Here's proof that I'm not manufacturer biased. Who says Bronco's cant be cool! I love the look of this truck/suv! Since reading about your project Dave, I've been envisioning a prostreet 65+ Bronco slammed to the ground...

    And in a recent magazine...cant remember which one though....just know it was truck related....I saw a 57 Ford that was absolutely sweet! I never before could imagine one of these looking this nice....til I saw this one.

    I actually drive by one of the 57's every day on my way to work. They've put Subura brat seats in the bed...you know...for those Ozark dirt road trips. Anyway.....I think it can be bought....it sat half a year with a 4 sale sign and the hood up. Now it looks like they pushed it back into the cedar trees and abandoned selling it. I may have to check it out this week while I'm on call.

    Dave....are you seriously concidering a move to Texas? If so....I'd enjoy a trip to meet you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stovebolter


    Dave....are you seriously concidering a move to Texas? If so....I'd enjoy a trip to meet you!

    Dave G
    Yup, got to get things finished up and some business dealings settled, but I'll be there this time next year at the latest.....depends on how things go here.....


    PS--The red pickup looks super!!!!!
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    Dave when you go i will pay for shipping on some warm Texas air . I was there for almost 2 years at FT Hood back in 74 . It was a great time not shivering and just wearing a light jacket in the winter months not like this 20 below in Chicago sometimes .

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluestang67
    Dave when you go i will pay for shipping on some warm Texas air . I was there for almost 2 years at FT Hood back in 74 . It was a great time not shivering and just wearing a light jacket in the winter months not like this 20 below in Chicago sometimes .

    I'll save you a spot next door Bobby, lemme know when you're ready to head South......
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    Tempting very tempting but my move when i do may be to W.V. still some cool weather but not freezing all the time .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    Yup, got to get things finished up and some business dealings settled, but I'll be there this time next year at the latest.....depends on how things go here.....


    PS--The red pickup looks super!!!!!
    Heck....I like the Green one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    Yup, got to get things finished up and some business dealings settled, but I'll be there this time next year at the latest.....depends on how things go here.....


    PS--The red pickup looks super!!!!!
    I'm sure you know already....but the weather will most likely suit you down here. You wont know what to do with all the extra warm time.

    Texas is to desolate for me...but many people also dont care for Arkansas humidity so I guess its a toss-up. I have family in Texas and they love it. Mother-in-law lives in Kerrville (Austin area...sort of) and Aunt lives in Mesquite. Both sets of my grandparents lived in the north. My dads side of the family resided in the Dakota's and Minnesota after retiring.....then spent every winter as 'snow birds' getting away from the cold. My mothers side lived in Chicago area and finally moved here to get away from the cold but didnt care for the humidity at all.

    I guess if I had my choice of anywhere besides the Ozarks....I'd pull up roots and move to the Rocky's. I love the mountains...spent many funfilled summer days in the Silverton/Ouray area hitting the Jeep trails....but again...dislike the cold. Rats! Guess I'll stay in the Ozarks.

    I actually do like certain parts of Texas....especially the hill country north of Kerrville. Beautiful countryside. What part of Texas are you looking at?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stovebolter
    I'm sure you know already....but the weather will most likely suit you down here. You wont know what to do with all the extra warm time.

    I actually do like certain parts of Texas....especially the hill country north of Kerrville. Beautiful countryside. What part of Texas are you looking at?

    Dave G

    As of now, probably northeast of Houston, a little town called Dayton...I'm sure only by conincidence, but about 20 miles from the dragstrip...
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    Location location location!
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    Quote Originally Posted by stovens
    Location location location!

    no way, man!!!!! It was just a coincidence, honest!!!!!!!
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