1986F150Six

Thanks so much, Scott!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/144680479126?epid=1711138615&hash=item21afa0e996:g:Wx8AAOSwPLti-HBX

https://www.ebay.com/itm/275418721251?epid=1252623252&hash=item40203c2be3:g:AdIAAOSwLX5i9CtW

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Thank you, Gary!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/284926802690?hash=item4256f5fb02:g:u-gAAOSwKRBi2V67

Nutmeg? Gary, the previous listing [E1TZ-1023943-C3T] was for slider locks and this one is for the newer style lock pin. Perhaps 1981 was when this change was being made? This also has the later design of rubber boot for the door handle. https://www.ebay.com/itm/155110564711?hash=item241d4f6367:g:QsoAAOSweYNi8Sh8

Another beautiful one; is this Nutmeg colored? https://www.ebay.com/itm/155110575448?hash=item241d4f8d58:g:If4AAOSwo2ti8SwC

Gary, you might want to archive this as I have never known how good the Rosewood panel looked when new. https://www.ebay.com/itm/155110529720?hash=item241d4edab8:g:XY8AAOSwqeFi8SA~

Natalie's Honda CRV LX did not come with the darker tint on the windows at the rear [back seat, luggage area and lift gate]. The ceramic tint used was 35% added to the standard factory tint and we like it, but side by side with a higher end CRV our tint is just a little lighter. If you remember the tint on my 1986 F150, it was 50% added to the standard factory tint.

It has your favorite grille / grill, Gary!

Looks good!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/275402590597?hash=item401f460985:g:F6IAAOSwg81i7BPS

The first time I came was 2014, but if memory serves me correctly, Chris TuButis had been at your home prior to that.

2014 Okie GTG - Saturday, Sept 13th Old 08-14-2014, 10:39 AM Gary Lewis's Avatar Gary Lewis Gary Lewis is offline Posting Legend Thread Starter Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Northeast, OK Posts: 32,866 Likes: 0 Received 8 Likes on 7 Posts Offer Here's an offer from David/1986F150six: Years ago, I discovered an old van behind what had been a rural Ford dealership from the 50's to the 80's and then closed. The original owner's two sons still own the place and allowed me to explore. In the van were many hub caps, most NOS which unfortunately were exposed to the elements for way too long. The sons told me that when new vehicles were delivered, the hub caps were inside the vehicle, to be installed after delivery. Their dad [the dealership owner] would often upgrade to full wheel covers for additional profit and the dog dish hubcaps would be placed in a box [to be found 50 years later, by me]. I retrieved a number of boxes and have some really "rusty/crusty" dog dish caps from the 1955, 1956 and 1957 era.

All of the above!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/265795799440?epid=1011141409&hash=item3de2aa0990:g:vvEAAOSwgq9i3cXn Good Buy-It-Now price and fair shipping costs.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/354191434251?epid=604166533&hash=item527774620b:g:PqQAAOSwi4Bi4s9b

This will be the first meeting I have not attended since about 2014, I believe. I do hope that it goes well and I will miss seeing everyone and being a part. For those who have not attended, you are in for a wonderful time and Skiatook will welcome you!

Thanks, Jonathan!

Well, it can move airplanes, so I believe it could handle your trailer!

Good hearing from you, Jonathan!

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Nothing ventured, nothing gained... It took 2,774 attempts to arrive at the bamboo filament that made Edison's light bulbs a commercial success.

As always, excellent work, Gary!