. The seats lookin fantastic, great job.
Installed '05 Seats today
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Thanks Jim. They do feel a ton better than that bench.
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Nah, thats what steam cleaners are for when that inevitable spill happens. Although make sure when your getting a dip to wipe your fingers on your lower jeans leg, and not the seat. For those few little fresh pieces that fall in your lap, or the seat, let them dry before wiping off the seat. Cope is moist, and will stain when fresh, but if its dry it'll sweep right down to the floor(to be swept out or vacuumed later) and wont cause little skid marks. Been there done that.
Also those little cup holders in the arm rest, are the perfect size to get a can stuck in, use the cubby in the dash for storage.
Also those little cup holders in the arm rest, are the perfect size to get a can stuck in, use the cubby in the dash for storage.
. I used to have my can get stuck in mine all the time, I would just put a top to a water/soda bottle in there to stop it. Plus you never know when you might need an extra cap...
Good Job Will. Don't do like I did. I quit for 10 months, then I bummed a dip off a buddy while we were fishing. Now I dip twice as much as I used to, a little over a can a day.
I used to dip alot, over a can a day at, about a year ago and when I wanted to cut back I would just leave my tins at home or somplace I wasnt going to be for a little while so I couldnt dip and was forced to go without it. after a week or so I cut down to about 1/2 of what I normally did.
Good luck, I could never quit if I was at school. after a night of drinking Id be right back dipping again.
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Thanks Rick. They are a lot better.
Thanks Stewart. I think so too. BTW. How is that new truck treating you?
Thanks Chris, I appreciate it.
Thanks Chris, I appreciate it.
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No, I sure don't. I looked for a long time Saturday night and came up empty handed. It's not too complicated though. If you like, I could send you some pics of the wiring this weekend when I get home.
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OK , thanks
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Thanks Bill.
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So far, so good. Bought some stuff off of Pete yesterday. I talked with John Wood today and ordered up a valve body, and asked when Jody would be down for the next live tuning session. And I drove around all day with a big azz grin on my face, and I haven't even ordered my DP-Tuner yet!
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