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Finally got around to taking some pictures of the truck today out in the wild.

 

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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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Very sharp looking single cab from a fellow Ontario resident.

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roundsy Enthusiast

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Very sharp looking single cab from a fellow Ontario resident.

 

Thank you! If all goes as planned this winter than it should look even sharper in the spring!

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Thank you! If all goes as planned this winter than it should look even sharper in the spring!

 

looks good. SO what big plans for it ? or do we wait till spring to see it .

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looks good. SO what big plans for it ? or do we wait till spring to see it .

7" FTS lift and 20x12 weld cheyennes, 305/55/20 cooper discoverer stt

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2014 LT/conscience package double cab 4x4. RC 5" lift, 33/12.50/22 toyo M/T, and custom exhaust.

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Dual red bow ties.

 

 

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Ya, the one in the front take the cake, forget the rest.

 

Original car bud? minus the wheels ofcourse

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Ya, the one in the front take the cake, forget the rest.

 

Original car bud? minus the wheels ofcourse

 

It's been repainted before, but never restored. It's been sitting since about 1990. I'm actually working on it right now as I type this; it's going to try and make an appearance at a car show on the 29th.

 

 

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