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Here is Doris ready to go for a ride. She's a full blooded Black & Tan Coonhound.

Is that a factory exhaust set up, with the driver-side dump routing towards the front of the engine? Seems like a great way to get heat away from the starter. Any opinons?

Patrick

That is the factory rear bumper on my Adventurer SE. I don't know if it was a trim line special or not.
The front does not have the cutout for the plate and light.

Patrick

I did not win/place/show, but I did get published. I work for a local magazine, and was quite surprised to see Franks image in a car show story.( I am in charge of all photographic reproduction for our paper and magazine.) See page 57 for a pic of Frank's hood, see page 34 to see a swepty at work, a...

I was finally able to take Frank out to his first car show on Saturday. It was a show heavy in chevys, but a few Dodges were there. Besides mine, there was a Warlock II, Demon 340 and an original owner Coronet 500 with a 318 Wedge! The standard comment I got about the truck was, "Boy, you just don't...

All it needs now is a 440 and some Dude stripes!!

When i put in 21-400 at the NAPA Site I get this: http://www.napaonline.com/Search/Detail.aspx?R=NPP21400_0006415014 Wouldn't that blowout quicker than fiberglass? :thinking I am sorry for the sarcasm, but I wouldn't trust the folks that run my two area NAPA stores to correctly open a can of oil. I ...

I have a terrible exhaust leak at the flange on the passenger side of Frank's 440. I've put some money aside over the winter and am ready to get a new exhaust. Currently the 440 is backed by two 18 inch glasspacks, and I would like to stay with that sound. My pipes are 2 1/4 inch. I see a lot of dif...

Why can't that be on the east coast!?!?!?

Here's what mine look like this morning. I'm just up the road from you in Valle Crucis. I wish I knew the make/model of my wheels, I'd love to have another for my spare. I am also thinking of getting a stock size set of wheels/tires to run the six months of the year that aren't winter. Let me know i...

Great lookin' truck!!

I love your local too. My best friend lives up the road from you in Keene, VA. I visit a few times a year.

Welcome aboard,

Patrick

Don't show me that!!! I'm itching for some new ink.

Awsome!! Now you just need to find a nice new BMW to park next to.

found a few shots of one outside the mining museum in Butte.


That is the coolest!

Does the "001" on the grill mean it's the first Sweptline?

Than a Swepty in the snow?

This is the stock headliner in my 1971 Adventurer SE.

I just finished a large job of scanning and archiving a local Viet Nam vet's collection of slides. There was one Swepty hard at work delivering Coke's.

motertate383 wrote:Sharp Truck, Did the rear bumper come on the truck or was it added? Any idea where I could find the same?

As far as I know, this is its original bumper that came with the Adventurer SE trim package for 1971.

I took Frank out for a drive on Saturday to shoot some fall color images. Frank showed up in a few...hope ya'll like 'em. The first shot is in a neighbors driveway. http://i267.photobucket.com/albums/ii285/veriwide/L1110234.jpg These images are along the Watuga River at one of my favorite kayaking p...