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Been loving Ford all my life. I loved it when it wasn't cool and love it now when Chevrolet outsells them. Interesting how we pick what we pick but talk to a Chevrolet and Ford man and they most times will not buy the other. Since I have been here at Swifty's and Diecast Garage I have learned to like all makes. Though I will always pick Ford on race day.
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Been loving Ford all my life. I loved it when it wasn't cool and love it now when Chevrolet outsells them. Interesting how we pick what we pick but talk to a Chevrolet and Ford man and they most times will not buy the other. Since I have been here at Swifty's and Diecast Garage I have learned to like all makes. Though I will always pick Ford on race day.Due to the recent budget cuts,
the rising cost of electricity, gas, and oil, plus the
current state of the economy, the light at the end
of the tunnel has been turned off. -
There is help for people in your condition. -
That is nice for sure...
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Love it. Yes bluuuueeeeeee
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sure is a nice casting- i might prefer a silverado (before they were ugly) but i can still appreciate it. they did an excellent job on these. in addition to the gunmetal, there is a red and white variation coming out. great pix.Comment
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Man, that new Chevy Silverado Truck looks like a porker. Chevy in my humble opinion has demoted the style instead of making it look better. The truck was fine the other way.Originally posted by Phil from 1stPix Dioramas View PostDue to the recent budget cuts,
the rising cost of electricity, gas, and oil, plus the
current state of the economy, the light at the end
of the tunnel has been turned off.Comment
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Looks allot like this GL Ford... I like that there are more companies doing pickups now...
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It's really a SuperCrew, full 4-door. GL produces the SuperCab model or extended cab. (a generic General Motors term at that.)
Another confusing General Motors term is for body styles. Flareside is the designation Ford uses to refer to a stepside truck bed, while Styleside is their designation for a standard truck bed. Chevrolet and GMC use the terms stepside and fleetside respectively.Comment
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