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^^^^^

Any pics. in your beach wear????;)a post

 

 

kidding!

 

 

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went and bought an 18 pack. now about to pick up some pizza and take both to my cousins house. weekly poker game

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^^^^^

Any pics. in your beach wear????;)

 

 

kidding!

 

 

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Stop lying you weren't kidding :lol:

 

 

Ryan

 

 

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Got my travel trailer moving again so I can get it to the new house next week. Then cleaned the air filter (K&N) still letting it dry. Topped off the engine oil since it was a little low. Finaaly pulled driver side fog light that was full of water and sand to clean out the lens. Good day considering I had to work between rain storms.

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4 hours of dunes was real nice out there the wind blew it all flat so i wasnt creeping around i actually got to let loose on the throttle some more and climb more hills

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With the help of a friend I got my flag mount for Silver Lake painted and on the truck:

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And debadged the tailgate:

 

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Also swapped some 285s from his sisters truck onto mine and I can confirm a set of worn 285s barely, barely fit. We're talking millimeters between the fender liner and tire stuffed and turned. But they do fit!

 

 

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With the help of a friend I got my flag mount for Silver Lake painted and on the truck:

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your hole looks really small for some reason lol

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With the help of a friend I got my flag mount for Silver Lake painted and on the truck:

02c5c413.jpg

 

 

 

 

your hole looks really small for some reason lol

 

Many guys prefer that. :P

 

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Sarah we talked about that as my friend and I both thought the same thing but it is a 1/2" hole which is what the flags are so I guess it will be a mystery till Friday! :lol:

 

 

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Sarah we talked about that as my friend and I both thought the same thing but it is a 1/2" hole which is what the flags are so I guess it will be a mystery till Friday! :lol:

 

 

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I have purchased flags already made just to clamp on to my atv's rack. I used to play at the Pismo Beach dunes

 

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Nothing to clamp to on the front of the truck (and it has to be up front on trucks).

 

 

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Nothing to clamp to on the front of the truck (and it has to be up front on trucks).

 

 

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What's the difference in feeling from atv's and trucks in the dunes. Can't. Ride the atv's anymore because of my back. Thought of taking the toyota

 

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Never rode an atv at the dunes but I have to imagine a truck is more comfy- full seat, less work to operate, quieter/smoother and you get air conditioning and a radio! :lol:

 

 

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