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I live in the country and try to take the gravel back roads as much as possible. lol I do have to get on some pavement every now and then. 6 miles to work and rarely see a vehicle that time of the am.
I live in the country and try to take the gravel back roads as much as possible. lol I do have to get on some pavement every now and then. 6 miles to work and rarely see a vehicle that time of the am.
Not all of us get to live in heaven, Rich. Consider yourself a lucky man.
Here's a cool little mod for our dentside trucks that I came across on another site. I'm thinking of adding to my truck. It's a factory accessory for the 88-92 (I think) GM truck. It's a dash mounted flip out cup holder that with minor modification will look like a clean factory install on our dentsides. Rich this might be right up your alley when scouring your local junkyards. http://www.justchevytrucks.com/images/302_I11L.jpg https://tse4.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.u...r=1.25&pid=1.7
It was painted with house paint, and has it's fair share of dents. There is more oil on the outside of the engine than in it. Tires are pretty bad. All in all I am ok with it.
It was painted with house paint, and has it's fair share of dents. There is more oil on the outside of the engine than in it. Tires are pretty bad. All in all I am ok with it.
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