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Old 06-26-2014, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by jprevat
Even when shes dirty I think she looks pretty good
Did you just leave the car wash?
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Old 06-26-2014, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Jackedup00
Did you just leave the car wash?
Not everyone drives through a mud pit multiple times a day like you do.
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Old 06-26-2014, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted by mattmark6

Not everyone drives through a mud pit multiple times a day like you do.
I was joking,that is dirty for the average truck lol.
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Originally Posted by F150_NAMED_CLIFFORD

Yeah clifford needs a paint job too, good thing is thats one thing I can do haha, not sure about the control arms though.....
Control arms arent bad. Just give yourself a few hours per side. I learned by watching youtube videos
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Originally Posted by Jackedup00

I was joking,that is dirty for the average truck lol.
Lol you can see some of it in the pictures but I spend a lot of time on dusty dirt roads and she is covered in a thick layer.
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Originally Posted by Jacob.P93

Hahaha, I wanna get rid of badges and flares and re paint her.
That would be such a clean truck. What if you just bought new/used front fenders and a bed? Or traded someone for them. Save some drawn out body work.
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Originally Posted by mattmark6

Lookin good!!

What do you do?

Black headlights would look awesome in your truck. Idk about the body lift tho.. I think is looks real good the way it is.
Thank you sir. Im a consultant forester for private landowners. The next appearance mod will be the headlights... whenever I get everything else right. Lol
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Originally Posted by jprevat
Thank you sir. Im a consultant forester for private landowners. The next appearance mod will be the headlights... whenever I get everything else right. Lol
Yeah I though of that but 2wd 10th gens are so few are far between up here. What do you give them advice on?
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Originally Posted by Jacob.P93

Yeah I though of that but 2wd 10th gens are so few are far between up here. What do you give them advice on?
I manage their timberlands for wildlife, hunting, or maximum return on their investment. Every landowner has their own idea that would be perfect for them.
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I manage their timberlands for wildlife, hunting, or maximum return on their investment. Every landowner has their own idea that would be perfect for them.

Ahh ok so your get pretty close with these landowners
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