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Old 12-19-2012, 02:51 PM   #1
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Re: What did you do to your truck today?

Hooked up my dome light, one of those little things we overlooked. It is nice will add door switches now that I know how it works......Kieth
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Old 12-22-2012, 12:56 AM   #2
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I not, I plan to install Nu Relics power windows and then install Dakota Digital remote system to it. That way I can raise or lower windows by remote and will just reach in and open the door. I also plan to install a emergency cable. Just in case. Marty
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Shaved door handles!

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Old 12-20-2012, 02:08 PM   #4
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That is majorly sweet!

What kit are you using to open the doors?

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Finally, my son and I were able to get the lower control arm shafts in. Took a bar clamp and a dead blow, but, there in!

Also got the lower ball joints in. Time to assemble the front suspension!

I have to say that my 12 year old is a real go getter. I wouldn't have been able to get this far on the truck without him.

He is learning to weld, paint and generally learning about how mechanics work. He asks a thousand good questions and you can actually see the understanding on his face.

Sorry to go on so much, but, I am incredibly proud of him.

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Finally, my son and I were able to get the lower control arm shafts in. Took a bar clamp and a dead blow, but, there in!

Also got the lower ball joints in. Time to assemble the front suspension!

I have to say that my 12 year old is a real go getter. I wouldn't have been able to get this far on the truck without him.

He is learning to weld, paint and generally learning about how mechanics work. He asks a thousand good questions and you can actually see the understanding on his face.

Sorry to go on so much, but, I am incredibly proud of him.

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Steve, I gotta say I love all those +++++++'s I am reading. Sounds like y'all are into a lifelong string of happy memories. When I was so unhappy with the 1st white-collar jobs after 4 years' college, I ended up in used car business where I loved it immensely! My dad finally realized he had not wasted $ on school--rather, he had just done too good a job instructing me in a grease pit; later claimed he turned me loose when I was about your son's age now, as he had taught me all he knew by then!
Keep up the good work!
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Old 12-20-2012, 10:30 PM   #7
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Thanks for sharing. My oldest son showed a lot of mechanical interest at that age. He grew up to be a great machinist. I recognized his apprenticeship was complete at about age 14, when I had him button up the bottom of my engines by himself. He was so dependable by then I realized there was no further reason to double check his work.

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Finally, my son and I were able to get the lower control arm shafts in. Took a bar clamp and a dead blow, but, there in!

Also got the lower ball joints in. Time to assemble the front suspension!

I have to say that my 12 year old is a real go getter. I wouldn't have been able to get this far on the truck without him.

He is learning to weld, paint and generally learning about how mechanics work. He asks a thousand good questions and you can actually see the understanding on his face.

Sorry to go on so much, but, I am incredibly proud of him.

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Finally, my son and I were able to get the lower control arm shafts in. Took a bar clamp and a dead blow, but, there in!

Also got the lower ball joints in. Time to assemble the front suspension!

I have to say that my 12 year old is a real go getter. I wouldn't have been able to get this far on the truck without him.

He is learning to weld, paint and generally learning about how mechanics work. He asks a thousand good questions and you can actually see the understanding on his face.

Sorry to go on so much, but, I am incredibly proud of him.

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Mt son started to work on cars but then he baught a Honda and that was that. I did knock the snow off mine today.
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Old 12-22-2012, 01:33 PM   #9
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I voted for Alan for TOTY!
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Old 12-20-2012, 10:27 PM   #10
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Listed it on Classic Trucks readers rides. Click here.
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A big old congrats on making it to the magazine-goal! I know that makes you proud! And of course, nice ride.
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Old 12-21-2012, 12:02 AM   #12
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Haven't made it yet. Still working it. Just posted in the readers rides. BTW thanks
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well as cold as it was. went out to get some gas for my new truck.and took it up the road.BBBBBBBBRRRRRRRR COLD,COLD.......
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Old 12-21-2012, 03:50 PM   #14
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How cold is Brrr cold, it is -17C here and we think it is a warm day.
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Only thing I did today was vote for (Alan's 65) for truck of the year. Come on guys let's help him out

Click the link and show his beautiful truck some love !!!!!

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It was 42 degrees f here and that was waay too cold for me!
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....nutt'in...too cold...31 and dropping....
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This is the rough center console waiting for my shifter to finish the top. Nexus 7 tablet mounts in the opening.

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Finally finished up the new fuel system after days of working on minor problems the kept popping up. Ended up costing way more than expected, required much more back aching discomfort, and days of living with the stink of gasoline. But man the finished result was worth it!
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Went to NAPA and paid for lower control arm U bolts.

They won't be here until Wed.

I decided (after reading the thread on broke u bolts) not to reused the originals.

I have replaced all the bolts but the rear end U bolts so I think I might get those as well.

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I did nothing to the truck today.... Rain rain go away!
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Figured this was a good place to reach everyone that I "hang out with" here on the forum...

I wish everyone of you and your families a very Merry Christmas, and a safe and Happy New Year.
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I wish everyone of you and your families a very Merry Christmas, and a safe and Happy New Year.
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Merry Christmas!

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Have a Safe and Awsome Holiday!
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