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Hi brother!
Yes, good to see you as well!
Recouping from knee surgery & thought I'd check out a couple of the other forums.
Hope to see & hear anything new.... Plus add any info.
Nice to be here & see all!
Dang, sorry to hear about the surgery. Hopefully it hasn't slowed you down too much. Truck's looking good!
Might as well throw my Ghost in the mix...washed and waxed on Sunday. New tires yesterday:
Weather is finally getting a bit warmer in New England so I can turn the water back on outside. I really need to install frost-free sill*****, added to my project list.
Anyways, after a very quick rinse to get rid of the salt/road grime. She needs some wax soon...
Snapped this one while up under truck getting the backside of the wheels.....first time I've ever been under this one....went under my old F250 all the time oil changes, greasing slip yoke etc...
Not clean in this one just threw it in.....cause it.....well I have no reason hahaha :-)
Sometimes I think we could use some before and after pics. in this thread. It would give a better idea of how long it took to get the trucks clean. And also show the difference in how bad they can look to how good they really look.
I was gonna say does anyone else wash there truck out there in FTE land when I made that post earlier......get on it and show it off
As you wish! I do envy the climate of southern AZ for the ability to keep things clean. It's a real chore here!
It was pretty clean, mostly just dusty with a tiny bit of mud.
Just gave it a good wash, if I have time tomorrow i'll use tar remover on it and put a coat of wax on. I don't think i'll have the time though also needs a good cleaning inside.
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also needs a good cleaning inside.
