I used to plow a lot of snow in my '74 F250. Most of the time with an 8' Fisher angle plow. I used to look forward to winter storms.
This is what happens when a kid has access to a welder and an old town plow. 10-1/2' wing to wing Frink plow
That thing would move incredible amounts of snow (in a straight line) but was tough on front axle spider gears.
This is the blizzard of 1978 in NW Conn.

Northwestern Connecticut approx 1960-61.
I'm the kid sitting on the hood/fuel tank of the Hough Payloader.
Back then this was used quite a bit to open up roads in several neighboring towns.
My uncle built a fuel tank between the V so he could raise the plow and refuel to keep going.
We don't get that kind of snow these days.

I listen to a lot of different styles of music, hard to pick a favorite..BUT.....in the last couple years I have become a huge fan of a rock band from Mexico - The Warning.
3 sisters that started playing rock when they were very, very young. Their cover of Enter Sandman in 2014 when they were 14, 12, & 9 put them in the public eye when a video posted for their grandparents to view went viral.    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1boUYB9LFJY

They don't play a style of rock that can be pigeon-holed into a category, it's just great rock. They are also big Rush fans.
Since then, as an independent band, they published an EP and 2 LPs, one of which is a 'rock opera' (while still in their teens!).
They are now signed to a major label with their 3rd album due to be released.

They just this past week released another cover of Enter Sandman for the Metallica Blacklist compilation. Metallica asked many artists from different genres to pick a song from the Black Album and create their own version; "Play it backwards, turn it on it's head, we don't care" said Lars.
They worked with a pop singer from Canada, Alessia Cara, to create a version of Enter Sandman that is incredible. Not at all a carbon copy cover, but their own version with an amazing video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tKQgesCcTc

Just to pass on some info on my install.
I put FPA headers on my '73 highboy chassis, 428, C8AE-H heads.
At the time I ordered them there were two options; 'short drop' and 'long drop'.
I ordered the short drop, I was overseas at the time and wasn't able to look at the chassis.
The short drop headers pointed/ended directly at the crossmember that is under the bellhousing.
I was able to scallop out the crossmember and do some metal work to where it looks good and didn't lose 'much' strength, but it took some time.
I looked at the FPA site but it seems that there is less info posted, probably need to contact them if you are thinking FPA.
The headers themselves have held up great, but the right side header needs to be removed (bit of a project) to change the stock starter.
I have pics somewhere but don't have an account on any picture hosting site to post them here.
Bill

I had the one for my 4x4 F250 done a couple years ago and asked if I could still run Type F on the new parts.
On the most recent build the fella told me that unless it was going to see a lot of heat, Type F would be fine, otherwise a syn might be better.
I guess the newer fluids withstand the heat a lot better?
Many, many years ago I had the trans done for snowplowing and always loved how it shifted after the shop got done tweaking it.
(It saw some pretty harsh use with the plow and never had a problem)
I have a decent cooler, don't tow much, and don't plow anymore so I went with the F and am still very happy with the shifting.

I sent you a PM, Ross.
Bill
Edit; or maybe I didn't...don't see it in my Sent folder.
I'll try again.

Thanks for the kind words, Marc! I still take it out from time to time, usually when traffic is light.
And I can't thank Drew enough for sorting out the carbs, made a huge difference in driveability.

I just wanted to get back in here to brag on my nephew, Ben, that filmed, edited, and did everything for that video.
He was trying to get his name out in the world for his film company, that is one of the very early videos that he did and to date, still the one with the most views.
He has followed his dream of making documentary films and last year he and his team won an Emmy for Best Research on their documentary about the Native Americans in Maine and their
treatment by the State in years past; "Dawnland".
Very sobering topic and film, he was over the moon to win the Emmy.

Sorry, had to get the plug in for him....back to normal 'car stuff'.