A can of Pabst and two Lucky's . . . done.And a nearly endless supply of water pumps.
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A can of Pabst and two Lucky's . . . done.And a nearly endless supply of water pumps.
Not really. You ARE a redneck if you have made the truck bed waterproof and turned it into a swimming pool complete with floating air mattress.
Yup. Actually did a job on a HUD vacant property in rural OK and saw one where they took a horse watering trough, added a slide to the end of it for the kids and had an air mattress floating in it.
Something like this?
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Summer-W...e-Truck-Bed-Pool-Gray-Adults-Unisex/670174472
Looks like this one is too large for the Maverick though.
66" x 62" x 21"
Duct tape and bailing wire. Fixes everything. Not a flathead but my 1970 duster 198 slant six 3 speed on the floor was one I wished I still had.Love that flat head. Screwdriver. pliers and bailing wire was all you needed.
I don't remember the starter button being on the floor, but I do remember the high beam switch being there.Come on guys, you are showing your age. I had forgotten about those start buttons on the floorboard. Had a 51 Ford that I had to constantly add brake fluid. Master cylinder was under drivers floor mat and added so much someone suggested rubbing alcohol that was like 10 cents a bottle and it worked. A lot cheaper than brake fluid.
Yes, I remember those, you had to make a decision to either lift off the throttle and wipe the windshield or keep going blind!Do you remember vacuum powered windshield wipers (54 Ford)? Every time you went FOT to pass somebody in the rain, your windshield wipers would turn off. I'd like to meet the engineer that designed that vacuum powered motor! We could have wheelchair jousting using our canes.