Even though I've only been here a short time, I'd like to say Cheers to you as well. I've owned Fords (Falcons, F100's, Econolines etc..) but nothing with a 292 till now. I'm impressed with the Little V8 and wish I'd had one when I was younger. I notice there's a few guys from the slick60's truck site which is where I got the referral to this site. The very night I signed on to this site, I had numerous questions answered in a few minutes of browsing. So here's to you Guy's for a great site and to many more years and members.   Thanks.

61 F100 292.







51 Ford Custom

Hey " Y " ,

If you think the guys are good "Online " , try and make it to Columbus ?? To meet them in person is something else . You will not find a more sincere bunch of people anywhere .Some will even fix you car .Some will even buy you food .Some will buy you a beer ???? All of them will show you a great time . Some of them have even been know to get a little careless with the truth ??( only to make the stories sound better )

Regards Lon

PS . please note I never said a bad word about anyone (not even the Canucks )

I like the guys that buy you a beer the most ????

yblocksdownunder

When is the Columbus thing?

Doing Fords for 45 years. '56 Customline Victoria

E.J. in Havana FL

Labor Day weekend at National Trails Raceway at Hebron, Ohio.  Just East of Columbus.

http://www.y-blocksforever.com/EXPO08/ 

Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)

I am soooooo ready to hang out with everybody again!



And Jim...thanks a million for all you've done!



reed

Reed Patridge
Birmingham, Al
1936 Ford Pickup, Flathead powered cruiser
Model A Roadster, 292" Y-Block "project" vehicle

I'm already having dreams about it!  Weird dreams, mind you.  Last night's involved zombies.  But it was still fun!


Lawrenceville, GA