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Old 09-04-2007, 02:11 PM   #1
ksbeatty
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What to do when your truck is at paint

So I am one of those that can't paint or weld. So I am having my brother's father-in-law do all of the body and paint. So because I have spent so much time with my truck I am finishing a list of to do's. So far I have cleaned the garage and painted the floor. Worked on our sunroom, made some shelves in the basement, cleaned the basement, started the deck that my wife is asking for and so on and so on. The truck has only been gone for three weeks. I hope I get it back soon. I am going to need a break.
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2" Lift, A/C, PS, PB
383 Stroker, 700R4, 205, 4.10 GM
Medium Bronze (Copper Poly)
no new nick name yet. She is to pretty to be the Beater.
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