February Chat Thread
More Turbo
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From: Pennsylvania
haha I'm ready too. me and my buddies have a place to sling a little mud on his farm. we took his 1992 cummins 4x4 up there back in december with my buddy Clay and the four wheel drive was messed up so it wouldnt engage. we spun around in that mud pit one time, backed up and turned around, went to take off and went into the bank. me and Clay tried pushin it out while Trever backed it up out of the bank lol that clay mud sure is slick stuff. we had Clay out there pushin with me and he's the littlest one out of all of us. me nd trevers 5'11" and hes about 5'4" nd skinny as a rail. but we finally got it out. hope to take my Dentside next time.
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From: La Crosse, WI
Good Mording VA, the coffee's made, still dark out, and my truck is still stuck in VA beach, off of independence. the new starter should arrive soon. hopefully it arrived yesterday, but who knows. I hope its there, along with my other packages.
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From: Springfield, VA
Got my stack of tickets last night for our annual charity oyster roast! Who wants some? Details are:
When: March 19th
Where: Potomac Hunt Club, King George, VA
Cost: $20/per person in advance, $25 at the door
What: All you can eat steamed, roasted, fried, stewed oysters with tons of sides, hamburgers, hotdogs, fried fish, smoked pulled pork BBQ, and who know what else! There will be live music for your listening pleasure while you eat as well as horse shoe pits and games for the kids. Come on out and enjoy a good old country feast!
Why: it is one of our annual fund raisers for the club where we split the proceeds with a local charity.
When: March 19th
Where: Potomac Hunt Club, King George, VA
Cost: $20/per person in advance, $25 at the door
What: All you can eat steamed, roasted, fried, stewed oysters with tons of sides, hamburgers, hotdogs, fried fish, smoked pulled pork BBQ, and who know what else! There will be live music for your listening pleasure while you eat as well as horse shoe pits and games for the kids. Come on out and enjoy a good old country feast!
Why: it is one of our annual fund raisers for the club where we split the proceeds with a local charity.
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From: Beautiful Burke VA
Got my stack of tickets last night for our annual charity oyster roast! Who wants some? Details are:
When: March 19th
Where: Potomac Hunt Club, King George, VA
Cost: $20/per person in advance, $25 at the door
What: All you can eat steamed, roasted, fried, stewed oysters with tons of sides, hamburgers, hotdogs, fried fish, smoked pulled pork BBQ, and who know what else! There will be live music for your listening pleasure while you eat as well as horse shoe pits and games for the kids. Come on out and enjoy a good old country feast!
Why: it is one of our annual fund raisers for the club where we split the proceeds with a local charity.
When: March 19th
Where: Potomac Hunt Club, King George, VA
Cost: $20/per person in advance, $25 at the door
What: All you can eat steamed, roasted, fried, stewed oysters with tons of sides, hamburgers, hotdogs, fried fish, smoked pulled pork BBQ, and who know what else! There will be live music for your listening pleasure while you eat as well as horse shoe pits and games for the kids. Come on out and enjoy a good old country feast!
Why: it is one of our annual fund raisers for the club where we split the proceeds with a local charity.
I'll take three Karl! I was wonderin' where you had gone too I was worried they mighta sent you to Egypt to straighten things out over there!
More Turbo
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From: Pennsylvania
well, goin up to West Virginia to visit the family. hope we can take our new GMC (tried to get them to get a FORD) cuz i really hate ridin in my moms Corolla. I wish i had my Ford to drive up there. Jeans and western workboots don't go with cars. just trucks haha
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From: La Crosse, WI
I had a great day, long but ended greatly. installed my new starter, truck runs 10 times better and sounds alot better, and it cold started like it was nothing. i love my truck, hope everyone else had a good day. and on a further note, is anyone interested in G2G, a big ford truck meet up somewere in VA. I've been trying to get some interest going but noone seems to be biteing.
More Turbo
Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 552
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From: Pennsylvania
I had a great day, long but ended greatly. installed my new starter, truck runs 10 times better and sounds alot better, and it cold started like it was nothing. i love my truck, hope everyone else had a good day. and on a further note, is anyone interested in G2G, a big ford truck meet up somewere in VA. I've been trying to get some interest going but noone seems to be biteing.
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Joined: Nov 2010
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From: La Crosse, WI
I'm thinken shenadoah valley, only because i'm gunna be up there for a week in early march the 5th to the 13th, gunna do some Extream wilderness survivel. and on another note, does anyone have any ideas on how to make the rooftop of a crewcab look like this, the cargorack, mainly how to go abouts mounting one, see photo
