Come for a ride to work.
 

Hi everyone, this video was taken 2 years ago, i've been driving the truck to work daily. Gear changes are a bit better now. 221 cu'' 4 speed crash, 134'' WB
20 year build.
Cheers, Steve.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zG5W2tTC90

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtCiS2CDlJc

Re: Come for a ride to work.
 

https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/attac...p;d=1627700205
Nice looking 1942 Ford Truck.

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That is really a great video! I never took my big trucks to that level, but your's has been so well refined that I watch it and I say to myself... "Who Wouldn't drive that to work every day" ... One thing I might question is why you are driving on the wrong side of the road? :) That looks sooooo dangerous!

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Beautiful drive. Great looking country. Your driving on the wrong side of the road! Waka Waka - fuzzy bear reference. Very Nice truck!

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Thanks for the ride. love the gopro command at the end.

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Great looking and working truck, the second time I watched it in 2x speed, got you to work faster, almost got you a speeding ticket!. lol.

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Well worth the effort, great truck

Re: Come for a ride to work.
 

Hi everyone, sorry I haven't replied..... I've been going straight to Marts youtube channel ! Over the Christmas break I adjusted the lifters, yes adjustable lifters, thought I'd better check the clearances since the truck has 8000 miles on it now. The truck is the product of two, one bought in Roma in '96 and another off a property just out of Chinchilla in '97. The patch panels I bought from Northern Classic Trucks fitted very well.
Mercman, I'm in Forestdale. I'm a member of the Heritage Truck Association. ex Mack Trucks Australia employee. I see there are a few FTE guys here.
Regards to all, Steve.