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<blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 161909" data-attributes="member: 4743">[ATTACH]11784[/ATTACH]Spring is coming and today is St Urhos day.&nbsp; The parade starts at 2:00 and the Irish will be part of it.I see my 97 dodge is starting to take its wrap off after a long winter for the spring.&nbsp; I am sure it will want the doors open so it can cruise the streets this afternoon in the hopes of finding some new memories.&nbsp; db- - - Updated - - -In my youth IHC was the king of pickups.&nbsp; My first pickup was a 1953 110 IHC red in color.&nbsp; Given to me as that was what it was worth.&nbsp;&nbsp; 5 of the cylinder had a compressor of around 50 with one at 15.&nbsp; The back brakes were gone as the shoes had gone through the drums.&nbsp; My fan belt broke and I found a rope in the barn for the belt which did last for some time.&nbsp; And with all that in 74 it took my wife, me and our first born as a baby on a 600 miles trip in one day to a new job.&nbsp; Could not shut it off as it would not start again until it had cool off.All brands like people have their good and bad.&nbsp; But the corn binder at one time was on top.Mine now has retire and now rest in the pasture with a few bullet holes in it. Damn&nbsp; db</blockquote>

[QUOTE="db-2, post: 161909, member: 4743"] [ATTACH=CONFIG]11784._xfImport[/ATTACH] Spring is coming and today is St Urhos day. The parade starts at 2:00 and the Irish will be part of it. I see my 97 dodge is starting to take its wrap off after a long winter for the spring. I am sure it will want the doors open so it can cruise the streets this afternoon in the hopes of finding some new memories. db [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] In my youth IHC was the king of pickups. My first pickup was a 1953 110 IHC red in color. Given to me as that was what it was worth. 5 of the cylinder had a compressor of around 50 with one at 15. The back brakes were gone as the shoes had gone through the drums. My fan belt broke and I found a rope in the barn for the belt which did last for some time. And with all that in 74 it took my wife, me and our first born as a baby on a 600 miles trip in one day to a new job. Could not shut it off as it would not start again until it had cool off. All brands like people have their good and bad. But the corn binder at one time was on top. Mine now has retire and now rest in the pasture with a few bullet holes in it. Damn db [/QUOTE]

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