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SimonTuffGuy
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Couple new additions in the last month.   Line-X'ed the bed and over the rails.   And on Monday and went out to DiamondBack Covers warehouse to pickup and have their HD Line-X'ed cover installed

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Mach Style

Finally washed! Im loving this warm weather.    

Btuggle88
Btuggle88

Got my lift on.  

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Finally washed! Im loving this warm weather.

 

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Good looking truck!
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Imcrazy

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Finally washed! Im loving this warm weather.

 

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Nice truck, what part of Ohio are you from? I'm in Lorain County.

Luster Senior Enthusiast

Luster

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Weather's gettin nice here in KC!

 

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LongrangeLauber Senior Enthusiast

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Weather's gettin nice here in KC!

 

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Gorgeous truck!

 

Need to put some time into clay barring and waxing my truck, after I take it in for a paint chip that was there when I bought the truck (saw it the day after i brought it home but I just haven't had time to take it in). Also need to get the heated seats worked on and a few other things

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I bought a 1990 back in 1991 and loved it. I drove it 10 years. Well when this beauty came up and had to have ti. My twin boys will be driving soon so I just call it theirs. Came with a nice plow for me to do the drive with as well. Not just a Plow but a brand new Boss. This truck is so clean I don't really even drive it much in the winter but to plow my own drive. I've only had it a few weeks.


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GPGuy Senior Enthusiast

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That's an awesome looking 1990 truck!

Luster Senior Enthusiast

Luster

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Gorgeous truck!

 

Need to put some time into clay barring and waxing my truck, after I take it in for a paint chip that was there when I bought the truck (saw it the day after i brought it home but I just haven't had time to take it in). Also need to get the heated seats worked on and a few other things

 

Thanks! I really don't use it like most guys use a truck. It's never had anything in the bed that could be considered a load. Maybe 20 bags of mulch or a couple sofas, but it's mostly a "grand-kid hauler"... :cheers:

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That's an awesome looking 1990 truck!

 

Oops this is actually a 1993 but I had a 1990 years ago. Still pretty freak'n for a 22 year old truck.

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Conky Conky

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My old 94 chevy Silverado is still kicking with 302 000km just got it dualed out and getting the cab corners fixed this spring

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