Project Rednecktified
Logistics Pro
Joined: May 2010
Posts: 4,436
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From: Regina, Saskatchewan
So Photobucket has screwed us. They're making me pay to be able to view pictures outside their site. That means ALL of the pictures have gone blank in this thread.
Because of all the support and positive feedback from the people on this thread, I'm going to take some time and replace photos where I can. I feel like I owe to all of you, and anyone that might use this thread for reference or motivation to try to save it.
Because of all the support and positive feedback from the people on this thread, I'm going to take some time and replace photos where I can. I feel like I owe to all of you, and anyone that might use this thread for reference or motivation to try to save it.
I just got screwed today like you did. Wondering how I'm going to get out of my debacle
Cargo Master
Joined: Sep 2013
Posts: 3,257
Likes: 1,319
From: Pryor, OK
Not to mention the price of the air compressor I had to buy ($450) and the piping, regulator, and dryer ($125). But I will be using that compressor, hopefully, for at least the next ten years.
Lead Driver
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 6,993
Likes: 15
From: Costa Mesa, CA
They (photoSUCKit) sent me an email asking me to upgrade to have the ability to post photos on a 3rd party site (here & other forums. At the tune of $400 / yr. Yup...
Sorry but EFF that!Just a bummer now as I so enjoyed watching everybody's progress and this seems to be happening to most guys.
I may start an instagram account & continue my build there, but I'm not gonna be able to salvage my thread here or a couple other spots.
Cargo Master
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 3,417
Likes: 32
So Photobucket has screwed us. They're making me pay to be able to view pictures outside their site. That means ALL of the pictures have gone blank in this thread.
Because of all the support and positive feedback from the people on this thread, I'm going to take some time and replace photos where I can. I feel like I owe to all of you, and anyone that might use this thread for reference or motivation to try to save it.
Because of all the support and positive feedback from the people on this thread, I'm going to take some time and replace photos where I can. I feel like I owe to all of you, and anyone that might use this thread for reference or motivation to try to save it.
Cargo Master
Joined: Oct 2010
Posts: 3,417
Likes: 32
No getting around it in my book. 8 years of work (or lack thereof!), 4 different builds on multiple different sites. I'm over it. My build thread here is toast.+/-130 pages = I'm not even close to going back to fixing it.
They (photoSUCKit) sent me an email asking me to upgrade to have the ability to post photos on a 3rd party site (here & other forums. At the tune of $400 / yr. Yup... Sorry but EFF that!
Just a bummer now as I so enjoyed watching everybody's progress and this seems to be happening to most guys.
I may start an instagram account & continue my build there, but I'm not gonna be able to salvage my thread here or a couple other spots.
They (photoSUCKit) sent me an email asking me to upgrade to have the ability to post photos on a 3rd party site (here & other forums. At the tune of $400 / yr. Yup...
Sorry but EFF that!Just a bummer now as I so enjoyed watching everybody's progress and this seems to be happening to most guys.
I may start an instagram account & continue my build there, but I'm not gonna be able to salvage my thread here or a couple other spots.
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Does anyone know of an Administrator on this board?
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Short update. Got a few miles on her now. Everything seems to be working great except the cruise control, which I've been running diagnostics on. I've got a whole new list of little things to tidy up. She runs good and has a TON of power (Haven't even gone past 2500 RPM), but needs some tuning for sure.
Some pics of the dash:
Where she sits now, in her place outside the garage!
Some pics of the dash:
Where she sits now, in her place outside the garage!
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BTW sorry about all of the broken pictures. I'm working on getting them updated. But in the meantime check out my photobucket account for all the pictures in this thread.
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Picked up some seats from a 2011+ F250, along with the seatbelts. These things are about 1000x more comfortable than the damn bench seat!
by https://www.flickr.com/photos/152132234@N07/, on Flickr
Sitting in the driveway:
by https://www.flickr.com/photos/152132234@N07/, on Flickr
Sitting in the driveway:
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They are very comfy!
Me too! I'll definitely need to build some sort of a custom from to bolt them to the floor to get the correct height.
I also would have preferred a manual drivers seat adjustment, but I can make it work.
Me too! I'll definitely need to build some sort of a custom from to bolt them to the floor to get the correct height.
I also would have preferred a manual drivers seat adjustment, but I can make it work.
