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Would that also make it sacrilidgeous to chop the top of a Superduty?
(Even after an hour or so of looking I've yet to even find a pic of one, but always thought it could look hot if well done.) So far I've only seen the older trucks chopped and tubbed for drag radials. The shape of the cab would require a donor roof to stretch the roof properly, and some real artistry laying out the cut lines. It'd be a project for waay down the road, but want to get a friend who builds really detailed models to see if he can get the praportions down.
Oh, but I'm not going with the Gecko. He only saved me $10 per month.
UPDATE: I didnt go with the extra equipment coverage.
Also, called my old insurance agent today to cancel and they told me I can remove my truck and have myself insured through them as a driver only with liability only for about $250/year.
Heres the kicker, I've already paid about $1200 to them. So they are sending me a refund check. And I dont have to pay a cancellation fee.
I dont know how much the refund check will be; the difference of what I have paid total, or just the initial down payment, or what.. But I ended up getting a great deal by switching.