Stack install on 00' 7.3

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May 8, 2015 | 08:20 PM

#16

bielaf

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Up here the price on what they call a decent bed which still has a lot of rust on it they want around 950 and by the time you do the body work and paint you are around the same price for a nice clean bed that you can buy down in the southern states.

May 9, 2015 | 05:22 AM

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dustyroad

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From: NE Ohio

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Originally Posted by scotttahoe

I think we lost the PO, haven't seen him sense his first post. I do like this thread though.

Is the salt on the roads that bad over there? Boy do they need to make that stuff illegal.

The brine they are spraying on the roads is even worst. It seeps into everything.
It's just eye candy and bragging rights. I don't get the bling wheels on the trucks either. I am from a different generation I guess now.
Trucks were for work, cars were for bling.
Sure not loading up a half bunk of plywood or studs into a stacked truck.

May 9, 2015 | 05:39 AM

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bielaf

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Even with my truck bed in the condition it is in I will load anything you throw at it. Minus a fifth wheel cause of the condition of the bed at the moment but I do have to agree with the bling on the cars and how it is moving to trucks trucks are for work and hauling. If I had my way and the boss (the wife) would approve of it I would go get a cclb drw handshaker for towing and my current truck for dd and small towing