Slick 60's

Nice looking truck and stance as well,, Did you buy that truck at Carlisle I see the window stricker in the windshield that it was there

Welcome from Md on the East Coast. Alot of people with Mustangs too.
Charlie

I couldn't figure out how to delete one so I just threw up my arms and said let it be.. Roc, pictures would be great of other slicks if you have them. very interested to see the overseas versions and what are done to them....Anthony

6166 Junkyard Dog wrote:Did you buy that truck at Carlisle I see the window stricker in the windshield that it was there

The professional man who sold me the truck bought it in Carlisle yes , it just arrive in france few days ago ...

Anthony wrote: pictures would be great of other slicks if you have them. very interested to see the overseas versions and what are done to them....Anthony

Sorry I explain bad way ... lots of american vehicules owners but no many F 100 , i'm looking for in meetings pictures tonight if I can find it

Welcome!!!


That is a good looking truck!

Your English is fine. I work with a lot of French suppliers at work (Bombardier-Learjet) I am use to it !

Roc wrote:Soon , I just want to change the dash pad , change the steering wheel and find a cover bed , may you can give me internet sites to find it ?

Here are a couple of the best sources for the parts you are looking for.
First we have our own member here,6166 junkyard dog (Tom)
http://www.fordtruk.com/forums/profile. ... file&u=115

then Dennis Carpenter
http://www.parts123.com/parts123/yb.dll ... e~cadefffG

Then LMC truck (don't order weatherstripping from them)
http://www.lmctruck.com/icatalog/fb/t.aspx


I would contact Tom first , but it's a good idea to order the catalogs from Dennis Carpenter and LMC too. The LMC one is free in North America, not sure about France, the Dennis Carpenter one costs like $10 or so.

you might consider traveling to the USA for slickstock 4 in August 2010.
would be way cool to have folks from the other side of each ocean.

http://fordtruk.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=29

you can look at all the pics from last years event here

http://fordtruk.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=13

Nice looking 66. Welcome from Dallas Texas.

roc welome to slick6o's from oregon very nice looking truck your build plans sound good too keep up good work

G`day Roc, and Welcome from down under!, it looks like customs gave the truck a good wash before they let it in! sacrebleu!

Welcome North Carolina. Good looking truck.
Lonnie

Roc wrote:Wahou , thank you all , i apreciate ... but I knew that americans are very friendly

and the Slick forum has the friendliest of all of them....



Nice truck

and it's always fun to see a Girl with a Slick!!!!!

(Double Welcome!)



too bad the rear end is bruised up.... overall, NOT BAD......

blackagatha wrote:
and it's always fun to see a Girl with a Slick!!!!!

(Double Welcome!)

...a girl ??? ... oh yes , she's Karine , she's my wife
I have two daughters too ( 14 and 16 ) , they ask me why I want to have a car with only 3 seats ..... I never cant find an answer

OH! haha

WHAT A LETDOWN!!! haha

yeah, 4 people in a 3 person truck doesnt work!

Buckets in the back with a seatbelt??

nice looking truck, but that license plate is kinda funny looking. my plates are a lot shorter then yours, but they proudly say Oregon on them. so greetings from Oregon.
incase someday me and my slick decide to move over there, whats it cost to ship a slick across the pond? i wonder if it would be cheaper to drive then to ship it that far.(if you could drive across water) i'm guessing its probally cheaper to ship something like that then to drive.

crewzinforabrewzin wrote:nice looking truck, but that license plate is kinda funny looking. my plates are a lot shorter then yours, but they proudly say Oregon on them. so greetings from Oregon.

In france YOU MUST have this kind of plate ( it will change soon ) , but on american cars we can put the same size as yours in white , yellow or black sometimes but nothing else than numbers

My 65 mustang in Le mans classic ( near a GT 40 in english plates )

Roc wrote:
...a girl ??? ... oh yes , she's Karine , she's my wife
I have two daughters too ( 14 and 16 ) , they ask me why I want to have a car with only 3 seats ..... I never cant find an answer

I have the same problem -- girls 11 and 13 and wife. Need a larger antique to cruise with the whole family.....

Are you able to research the paint codes that was used to paint that truck? I ask becuase clearly, you must want to paint your steering column and new steering wheel when you get one. Your truck looks really great aside from a couple little details like the dash pad and steering. If you know the paint code, there are places that will mix you up a rattle can of spray paint that will match the rest of your truck very well.

There are not any known aftermarket steering wheels that fit the column easily, in case you were wondering.

Well, welcome to the board as well, from Kansas City, Missouri. Its not too early to make your Summer vacation plans for 2010!!! With a nice "S'il vous plait" one of the KC crowd would be happy to pick you up the airport and you could ride in a Slick to Des Moines.

we have shipped several 61/66 truck parts to France,, Last part sent to France was a 51/52 Mercury Tailgate,, last year guy bought a 65/66 over at Daytona bought parts from us , then ordered mores shipped via US Mail,, we have one guy hauled many vehicles to the Baltimore Port going to Sweden,, We have seen many buyers at Carlisle, Turkey Rod Run from over the BIG POND Buying just not truck parts but all kinds of American Parts for American Cars

Phil wrote:
Welcome from Toledo Ohio. I see you're a Mac user as well.

Maybe that's why my Firefox won't open that link? Naw, it's most likely my tempramental confuzer, I'll have to try it at work tomorrow.

Anyway, welcome aboard!
I must say, you speak much better english than I do french.