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08-21-2009, 01:47 AM
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Mean Buzzin' Half Dozen
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Orlando, Florida
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Re: The Joys of Driving an Old Truck.
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 or I should say hear it haha. That is tomorrow's task, a video of the one legged peel with my 250 inline six and Powerglide.As for the headlights I went out and bought the Sylvania Closed Beam headlights and am installing them tomorrow after I wake up and I'll check the difference tomorrow night. I also bought some Rain X and Rain X's anti fog solution for the inside of my windows as well. So we'll have to see how that all adds up to clearing my vision problems while driving. I'll let you guys in on the video and update you with the upgrades tomorrow!
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That inline shouldn't even be frying one tire because of that powerglide. Maybe with a 2004r. Powerglide is like taking off in second.
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