OT. Do you live in Scandinavia?
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OT. Do you live in Scandinavia?
Hi you all.
I thaught we could see how many of us on this fine forum actually are from Scandinavia.
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Denmark
If we are a few maybe we can eventually arrange somekind of "truckfest" or "truckstock" Scandinavian style.
Please state name, country and city if you want to, and year of pickup.
I´ll start with:
Jimmy Carlsson
Sweden
Fagersta
F100 1956
I thaught we could see how many of us on this fine forum actually are from Scandinavia.
Sweden
Finland
Norway
Denmark
If we are a few maybe we can eventually arrange somekind of "truckfest" or "truckstock" Scandinavian style.
Please state name, country and city if you want to, and year of pickup.
I´ll start with:
Jimmy Carlsson
Sweden
Fagersta
F100 1956
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Hi!
I live in Katterjåkk, Norrbotten. I was a FTE member ten years ago but was stupid enough to sell the truck and buy a Mach 1-69. Now I am cured from the disease and I am back with a "new"F100 1956 BBW with a 272 y-block and Fordomatic and this truck I will keep forever. I am absolutely in love with this forum. People are extremely helpful.
I live in Katterjåkk, Norrbotten. I was a FTE member ten years ago but was stupid enough to sell the truck and buy a Mach 1-69. Now I am cured from the disease and I am back with a "new"F100 1956 BBW with a 272 y-block and Fordomatic and this truck I will keep forever. I am absolutely in love with this forum. People are extremely helpful.
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Sorry, Family sold the farm years ago.
Pioneer of the Month- - - Mt. Pleasant, Utah: Lars and Bodil Madsen ~ Pioneers of the Month ~ September 2010
I have to say though that the family has gotten much better looking over the years must have been all those Mormon Women
Pioneer of the Month- - - Mt. Pleasant, Utah: Lars and Bodil Madsen ~ Pioneers of the Month ~ September 2010
I have to say though that the family has gotten much better looking over the years must have been all those Mormon Women
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Hey Jimmy,
Don't forget about us "transplanted" Scandinavians. Drinking expensive drinks & talking trucks sounds like fun. Every time I checked into a hotel in Sweden they changed my last name because they knew I was just misspelling it - I gave up & went by Danielsson over there. (1) less "s" over here.
My great grandfather came over from Smaland(?) to the U.S. in 1885.
I think there are more Scandinavian guys on here.
Ben in Austin
1950 F1
Don't forget about us "transplanted" Scandinavians. Drinking expensive drinks & talking trucks sounds like fun. Every time I checked into a hotel in Sweden they changed my last name because they knew I was just misspelling it - I gave up & went by Danielsson over there. (1) less "s" over here.
My great grandfather came over from Smaland(?) to the U.S. in 1885.
I think there are more Scandinavian guys on here.
Ben in Austin
1950 F1
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Sorry, I don't qualify! I am of German Descent what we call here Pennsylvania Dutch. The term Dutch is a corruption of Deutsch, (German for German) and not someone from Holland. My Mother's family arrived in Phila. in 1722 and my Dad's ancestors came in 1733....
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Ford PU noob in Västerås here.
Noob to the extreme extent that I do not even have even ONE rusty part, much less so something that resembles a potential restoration candidate.
BUT, I am stubborn and in the process of finding a F1 or F100 that can be resurrected by a 68 y.o.
Have never worked on a frame-vehicle , but naive enough to believe that it must be simpler than a unibody. Last unibody rebuild was a 230 SL, kept at it for 8 years.
Hope to find and complete a F1/F100 before being hauled off to the senior citizens heaven.
Ola
BUT, I am stubborn and in the process of finding a F1 or F100 that can be resurrected by a 68 y.o.
Have never worked on a frame-vehicle , but naive enough to believe that it must be simpler than a unibody. Last unibody rebuild was a 230 SL, kept at it for 8 years.
Hope to find and complete a F1/F100 before being hauled off to the senior citizens heaven.
Ola
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Jimcar, pse call me
Hi Jimcar,
thanks for the reassuring words. The pu will "be a walk in the park" compared to an 230SL (Pagoda).
Well maybe for some, but the Pagoda was done after having played around with 50s/60s MBs for 30 years, all kinds ( except the 300 SL). I tend to work much too fast when learning new stuff, so first time screw up is default mode for me. Great way to learn, second time goes a bit better, and cheaper. The fifth time I am really good ( but bored ).
So, I am quite sure that I will learn a lot of new things if I succeed in getting one of the two pick-ups I am chasing.
Could you please get in touch with me, I live in Västerås.
Have some q´s regarding rust repairs and best way to source patch panels.
You can get me on phone 0723 000 895. I tried to post this as a comment to you directly a few days ago, but maybe i goofed up?
Best regards
Ola
thanks for the reassuring words. The pu will "be a walk in the park" compared to an 230SL (Pagoda).
Well maybe for some, but the Pagoda was done after having played around with 50s/60s MBs for 30 years, all kinds ( except the 300 SL). I tend to work much too fast when learning new stuff, so first time screw up is default mode for me. Great way to learn, second time goes a bit better, and cheaper. The fifth time I am really good ( but bored ).
So, I am quite sure that I will learn a lot of new things if I succeed in getting one of the two pick-ups I am chasing.
Could you please get in touch with me, I live in Västerås.
Have some q´s regarding rust repairs and best way to source patch panels.
You can get me on phone 0723 000 895. I tried to post this as a comment to you directly a few days ago, but maybe i goofed up?
Best regards
Ola