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I got to pull a trailer with my new motor already. I love it! Never had to downshift on the way home. With the old combo, that would have never happened! The seams of my radiator are leaking tho, so I'll have to pickup a new one of those. o well. Hope all is well.
Damn! I'm jealous Sounds like you have a trip to johnsons in your near future. I was just there on Friday, already broke the piece I bought. lol Which actually reminds me, Dave, think you could do a quick weld on my inside door handle? The factory bracket has completely worn through, which leaves no leverage to pull the handle from the inside. Should be a simple fix with a welder.
Other than that nothing new on my end. I loved the snow this morning! just wish it would have piled up a bit. Damn ND disappointing me so far this winter. lol
Ok, cool. Just. Let me know when u want to do it. Fridays and Saturdays work the best. I try to do as little as possible on sundays.
On a side note, I'm looking at getting some Bushwacker cutout fender flares for my pickup. But I'm goin to put some for a 87-91 on instead of a 92-96. Thinkin about putting some 35s on it too(if I can sell my 33s)
Plus they actually cut out part of the top of the fender, on the 92 up, just the back and fronts... I also like the screws that are visible that hold them on,on the older ones
Ok Dave, I'll let you know. If I don't go to Fargo this weekend I may have time to get it done, if you do. Should only take a few min to tack it on.
I think your truck really come along way this year. I love it! Its funny; people already want to make their truck like your wheeler, now you have me wanting to make my truck into your daily. lol Them flairs are going to really make a difference in the stance.
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