What did you do to your Maverick or Comet today

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  1. 464925

    464925 Maverick 1973-Pure Muscle

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    Hahaha. o_O
     
  2. Grabber72

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    If they wanted a little history they should have named it "Courier" after the small truck of the '70s. Not that any truck today is small no matter if they call it "compact" or not. I had a guy at work come up to me and say "Hey I ordered a Maverick this week, now I've got one too"-:vomito:
     
  3. smegnl

    smegnl Roger Saffle

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    Started on the floor...
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    CA189HJN Robert Couse-Baker

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    Went to the supermarket and bought frozen pizza. Imports - 1 of 1.jpeg
     
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    That’ll get done faster if you put it in the engine compartment.(y)
     
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    CA189HJN Robert Couse-Baker

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    There is an entire genre of cooking involving exhaust manifolds. Frozen burritos are best after two hours in the engine compartment. Triple wrap with foil, otherwise they taste strongly of unburnt hydrocarbons (to each their own)
     
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    RMiller My name is Rick

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    Had a hot dogger on my sled when I rode. First time I used it we were out in nice fresh powder and I started smelling onions. Took a minute to realize lunch was ready. Not much better than a day of fresh snow, mountain air and a hot meal!
     
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    Put it away before the snow/salt flies:(
     
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    Have the week off with the holiday and since it's cool, getting the replacement Espo leaf springs installed to restore ride height, getting the engine computer tucked up under the dash (and off the floor boards), and contemplating how to get shock tower bracing installed over the 5.0l EFI engine so I can finally get this into the alignment shop.
     
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    smegnl Roger Saffle

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    scrubbed and painted the floor
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    smegnl Roger Saffle

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    Got cheap and saved myself $10 by not ordering a new signal arm
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    I like it, was thinking about doing that when I recondition my column.
     
  13. William623

    William623 Member Supporting Member

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    Went and looked at a very solid 70 maverick. Working on a deal for it right now but will likely swap some cash and parts for it. Then went back and met up with a fellow maverick enthusiast from GA who drove down and sold him some much needed parts. Then went and cut out the cowl on one of my parts cars. The car is rotten as can be but the cowl is surprisingly solid! Pretty productive day overall.
     
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    Finally made the Comet scoop somewhat functional.

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    Pic now added.
     
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    Maverocket Bob Williams

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    Where’s the pic?
     

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