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Old 03-24-2005, 04:12 PM   #26
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Wow love that two tone blue and rust looks like mine, real treat to have a truck with a personality and a past good luck keep us posted on advance.
A neighbor told me last night, "I though you said it was supposed to be blue." blue, brown, whatever. It is mine! And they will all be asking me to haul stuff for them, eventually!
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Old 03-24-2005, 04:14 PM   #27
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Before it's all said and done you'll spend a lot more than you figured on
True, so I am just not figuring at all. I'll just be spending a little bit here and there on it, so I am sure it will really surprise me someday.
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Old 03-24-2005, 04:21 PM   #28
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Hey, easy on the shortsteps! J/K, I like yours too. I wish I had a "family heriloom" like yours, I'd fix it up no matter what the cost.
I really do like the shortys, they look cool all sported out. I don't think this one could carry off that look very well. But it seems to handle the "Beater Look" with flair!
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Old 03-24-2005, 04:23 PM   #29
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As to the leaf problem, I used the soft hose of my shop vac poked down the kick panel vent to get the "stuff" out of there, and it did a pretty good job.
Yeah, I am headed out there this afternoon for some quality time. Just me, the truck and the shop vac. Gotta see what other "treasures" I can find. Already found one bird's nest and one small animal skeleton. (I did not look real close to see what kind of anmial)!
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