I was there, got booted twice.

Very nice!!!

BTW, you are late on your franchise fees.. :D

I only have 4 pics saved of Black Gold, a classic truck somewhere hoping to be reborn... enjoy http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc125/Bluetoys43/slicks/blackgold.jpg http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc125/Bluetoys43/slicks/blackgold2.jpg http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc125/Bluetoys43/slicks...

Whoever buys it, don't ask Foodstick to go with you to meet the owner and pick it up... Chicks with trucks scare him

Just Sayin'...

If you find the need to do CPR on yourself or anybody else, it is because death has occurred. Self-CPR would be... difficult - at that stage of your life...

Yeah, I think the corner panel is strong enough with a backing plate to slow your body enough from being speared too hard with the steering shaft. even if it tears loose, it will not go as deep as when you have no belt, or just a lap belt. Assuming, of course, that the cab isn't going to slide forwa...

There are stories of guys "creating" extended cab trucks, but it might just be tall talk... :?

dump your cookies and refresh, it should help you.

is it still cold where you are?
Chances are, the floor drain runs out under the yard and ends in a bed of gravel. I tend to think maybe it was/is too frozen to drain well

The idea is to gain some space inside the cab. Removing the tank means more legroom. I think another reason is that an aftermarket Mustang tank is cheaper and easier to find than a factory replacement for the in-cab tank. There are disadvantages of course, filler placement being one. More legroom i...

My vote is on a faulty thermostat. Be sure to get it in the correct direction, should you choose to replace it. I once had a similar set of symptoms, it turned out the be a stuck heater hose gate valve on the passenger inner fender. Although the control knob was pulling out like normal, and the cabl...

This dumbass dressed as a decorated Marine and represented himself as a hero. there is a special kind of hell reserved for a person like this... they call it being a "wife" to the cellmate in the joint. http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2009/1111091medals1.html Medals Of Dishonor ...

That one will work just fine. Be sure to run the front and rear lines into it's proper ports.

you will be able to adjust it to perfection.

I wonder what they did to the rear axle and frame to keep the bed flat.

I have a '66 shortbed frame in Iowa.

Greg D wrote:I must admit that did amuse me - I'll keep my Rush slash downs though.

+1

I have a 2006 Street Bob: http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc125/Bluetoys43/Bike%20Pics/picdump445-1.jpg http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc125/Bluetoys43/Bike%20Pics/picdump448-1.jpg http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc125/Bluetoys43/Bike%20Pics/picdump001.jpg

I realize it has been a while, but an ice pack or running cold water over it immediately after the injury will lessen the bruising and keep it from being too bad. Also, don't take aspirin, it is a blood thinner. Ibuprofen will help more with the pain and inflammation.

It would work ok, the bend might not be as sharp as is will be with 16 gauge. On 6" or so you wouldn't even notice it.