April fools bs thread!
#423
Good evening guys!
What a great day out there today. Looks like that might change tomorrow though.
So I have been in contact with the guy who had my old 7.3 that got wrecked last weekend. It got totalled out of course and they decided not to buy it back but asked if I was interested. The price was real good so I bought it back. The plan is to fix it and sell it at some point. I am not in a big hurry to get it fixed. Just work on it when I have time. It took a good hit as you can see from the pictures below. The front axle is over to the drivers side by a good eight inches I would say. Going to need to replace the front frame section.
What a great day out there today. Looks like that might change tomorrow though.
So I have been in contact with the guy who had my old 7.3 that got wrecked last weekend. It got totalled out of course and they decided not to buy it back but asked if I was interested. The price was real good so I bought it back. The plan is to fix it and sell it at some point. I am not in a big hurry to get it fixed. Just work on it when I have time. It took a good hit as you can see from the pictures below. The front axle is over to the drivers side by a good eight inches I would say. Going to need to replace the front frame section.
#427
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That's great Troy...
Many times they get hurt in collisions like that.
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I ran into something wierd this afternoon with Jake's Durango. There were a bunch of rust bubbles in the paint on the left rear quarter. So, figuring I would just see how bad it was and if the rust went all the way through, I grabbed a small screwdriver and went to tap on the bubble. Suddenly I am squirted with water! The bubbles (most of them) are not rusty at all. Evidently, a bodyshop painted this thing when it was wet!
That's bare steel - evidently no air in the bubble or it would be rusty...
Maybe cleaning up the body of this truck won't be as bad as I thought!
Many times they get hurt in collisions like that.
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I ran into something wierd this afternoon with Jake's Durango. There were a bunch of rust bubbles in the paint on the left rear quarter. So, figuring I would just see how bad it was and if the rust went all the way through, I grabbed a small screwdriver and went to tap on the bubble. Suddenly I am squirted with water! The bubbles (most of them) are not rusty at all. Evidently, a bodyshop painted this thing when it was wet!
That's bare steel - evidently no air in the bubble or it would be rusty...
Maybe cleaning up the body of this truck won't be as bad as I thought!
#428
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Good evening guys!
What a great day out there today. Looks like that might change tomorrow though.
So I have been in contact with the guy who had my old 7.3 that got wrecked last weekend. It got totalled out of course and they decided not to buy it back but asked if I was interested. The price was real good so I bought it back. The plan is to fix it and sell it at some point. I am not in a big hurry to get it fixed. Just work on it when I have time. It took a good hit as you can see from the pictures below. The front axle is over to the drivers side by a good eight inches I would say. Going to need to replace the front frame section.
What a great day out there today. Looks like that might change tomorrow though.
So I have been in contact with the guy who had my old 7.3 that got wrecked last weekend. It got totalled out of course and they decided not to buy it back but asked if I was interested. The price was real good so I bought it back. The plan is to fix it and sell it at some point. I am not in a big hurry to get it fixed. Just work on it when I have time. It took a good hit as you can see from the pictures below. The front axle is over to the drivers side by a good eight inches I would say. Going to need to replace the front frame section.
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#431
That's great Troy...
Many times they get hurt in collisions like that.
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I ran into something wierd this afternoon with Jake's Durango. There were a bunch of rust bubbles in the paint on the left rear quarter. So, figuring I would just see how bad it was and if the rust went all the way through, I grabbed a small screwdriver and went to tap on the bubble. Suddenly I am squirted with water! The bubbles (most of them) are not rusty at all. Evidently, a bodyshop painted this thing when it was wet!
That's bare steel - evidently no air in the bubble or it would be rusty...
Maybe cleaning up the body of this truck won't be as bad as I thought!
Many times they get hurt in collisions like that.
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I ran into something wierd this afternoon with Jake's Durango. There were a bunch of rust bubbles in the paint on the left rear quarter. So, figuring I would just see how bad it was and if the rust went all the way through, I grabbed a small screwdriver and went to tap on the bubble. Suddenly I am squirted with water! The bubbles (most of them) are not rusty at all. Evidently, a bodyshop painted this thing when it was wet!
That's bare steel - evidently no air in the bubble or it would be rusty...
Maybe cleaning up the body of this truck won't be as bad as I thought!
Yeah it does sting a little. Haha
Have fun cleaning.
#432
Even if it is rust starting. It was caught early enough it will be a much easier fix.