Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:53 pm Post subject: 1976 Ford D0910 CustomCab
Hello! I'm new on this forum! My name is Per, and I live up in Norway. (So please forgive my poor language :/ )
I'm not sure if you will call this a classic, but it's not exactly a brand new truck. It's a 1976 Ford D0910 CustomCab, custom built as a rescue truck (when new, I think?), and I'm about to buy it (Or "rescue from certain death" if you want)
Added some pictures, please click to enlarge!
I own a Fiat Uno, wich I do not have a picture of, for daily use. 1993 1.1 ies.
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Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 5:01 pm Post subject: Re: 1976 Ford D0910 CustomCab
Stordal wrote:
Hello! I'm new on this forum! My name is Per, and I live up in Norway. (So please forgive my poor language :/ )
I'm not sure if you will call this a classic, but it's not exactly a brand new truck. It's a 1976 Ford D0910 CustomCab, custom built as a rescue truck (when new, I think?), and I'm about to buy it (Or "rescue from certain death" if you want)
Added some pictures, please click to enlarge!
I own a Fiat Uno, wich I do not have a picture of, for daily use. 1993 1.1 ies.
Thanks for reading!
-Per
Welcome to the forum, look forward to seeing some more pics of the D Series when you get it!
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Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 3:22 pm Post subject:
Onlyrwd wrote:
Fluffle-Valve wrote:
Hiya Mick and welcome to the Old Classic Car Forum.
I'm 100% sure I've seen this photo on the OLLR forum?
Did you not build it yourself useing two roofs and a truck cab back?
Yeah thats me, its quite well known as its unique, can do a thread if thats ok..
What! Your asking!
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Posted: Mon Oct 04, 2010 6:05 pm Post subject:
And as you know from another well known forum, Mick, I love your Safari!! _________________ Brian
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Posted: Wed Oct 13, 2010 9:03 am Post subject: Hawk Estate
Here is my 1966 Humber Hawk estate. I owned it for about a month then decided to head for Devon (from London)...on the way back the gearbox died! I have just rebuilt it using a recon unit found on this forum and hopefully will be back on the road this weekend. It was mildly customised when i bought it. Im going to slowly go around it replacing all rust / filler with steel / lead.
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