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Hi to you all. My feet have barely hit the ground here and I am asking for help... :bow:

I have happily bought a 1969 F250 :woohoo: that has spent the last 28 years gathering dust in a barn. That barn is over a 100 miles away and, I'm thinking better not to put that truck on such a long road just yet. I have no car trailer, nor do I know anyone who does. I am in the Poconos in Pennsylvania. Can anyone here assist me in getting that truck home? :yes:
2nd owner F250 4x2; 390CID; Cruise-O-Matic; 3.54LSR; Royal Maroon Style Side 131"WB; Red Interior; 7.50x16 Tires; Tool Storage Box; Spare Tire; Front Disc Brakes; Radio; 55 Amp Alternator; Convenience Group; Power Steering & Front/Rear Shocks
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:wel: from SoCal. Sorry...too far away to help. Suggestion: put your request in the General Discussion forums, you'll get more response there.
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:wel: from Texas! :fr:
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:wel:from SW ga. :fr:
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Welcome from North Carolina. :thup:
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Welcome from North Carolina. :thup:
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forrestbump wrote::wel: from SoCal. Sorry...too far away to help. Suggestion: put your request in the General Discussion forums, you'll get more response there.
Many thanks for the tip...
2nd owner F250 4x2; 390CID; Cruise-O-Matic; 3.54LSR; Royal Maroon Style Side 131"WB; Red Interior; 7.50x16 Tires; Tool Storage Box; Spare Tire; Front Disc Brakes; Radio; 55 Amp Alternator; Convenience Group; Power Steering & Front/Rear Shocks
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:fr: Welcome aboard from Northern Ca.
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Welcome from Tennessee!
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:wel: Andy Man :thup:
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Welcome from Colorado! Sorry I can't help with the assist. :wel:
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Welcome from Washington State. :wel:

Sorry, I'd help if I could but I'm about 3000 miles too far west....

Good luck!
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Welcome from alabama, good luck!
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hi from nova scotia
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