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finally!
finally some guy showed up to trade my clear tail lights for a set of nice red factory tail lights!! much happier now, truck looks way better with factory tails...
next up, install my superlift rear add a leaf springs and crank the torsion bars
so should be a rough 2.5" lift for the rear and 3.0" lift in the front... will make for a good stance i hope!! maybe i could fit 35" tires too?!
and then after that... not much, i might take my holiday pay out instead of taking a break and re-do the exhaust to make it louder... but i am unsure since i will be going to the bank for a new sled soon!
that is all
next up, install my superlift rear add a leaf springs and crank the torsion bars
so should be a rough 2.5" lift for the rear and 3.0" lift in the front... will make for a good stance i hope!! maybe i could fit 35" tires too?!and then after that... not much, i might take my holiday pay out instead of taking a break and re-do the exhaust to make it louder... but i am unsure since i will be going to the bank for a new sled soon!
that is all
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good news for the truck...a word of advice... don't finance toys. if you ever get in a pickle and need to sell them, the cash you get for them will never cover your debt, and it doesn't help your situation at hand if you're in trouble.
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ya i've been thinkin of that, but i didnt mean i was buying a "new sled" i think i would spend about 5,000 at most.. more likely around 4,000... so that wouldnt be too much debt load and the price of the sled shouldn't drop too considerably like a brand new one does...
i actually had all that money saved up for a sled, but spent it on the truck when i did the trade... haha oh well, the truck is paid for so thats good!
and i cant sit on my *** for another winter! aaagghhh!
i actually had all that money saved up for a sled, but spent it on the truck when i did the trade... haha oh well, the truck is paid for so thats good!
and i cant sit on my *** for another winter! aaagghhh!
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ya i've been thinkin of that, but i didnt mean i was buying a "new sled" i think i would spend about 5,000 at most.. more likely around 4,000... so that wouldnt be too much debt load and the price of the sled shouldn't drop too considerably like a brand new one does...
i actually had all that money saved up for a sled, but spent it on the truck when i did the trade... haha oh well, the truck is paid for so thats good!
and i cant sit on my *** for another winter! aaagghhh!
i actually had all that money saved up for a sled, but spent it on the truck when i did the trade... haha oh well, the truck is paid for so thats good!
and i cant sit on my *** for another winter! aaagghhh!
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Best 5 grand you will spend.....
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alright, ran out and took a quick couple pics with the cell phone.. so they kinda suck... I need a good camera!!
nice collection hey the chebbie is hiding in the garage lol
nice collection hey
the chebbie is hiding in the garage lol
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