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I did a full clean inside on Tuesday I'm gonna ffix my scratches probably sat.. It hasn't rained in months and the day I want to strip the wax off it does lol

 

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Because they are for summer and it's not summer anymore

 

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Because they are for summer and it's not summer anymore

 

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My apologies, I did not know they were seasonal

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since i work third shift i leave at 9 and its still light out in the summer at that time and at 6am its light too.. in the winter its dark out at those time and theres snow so it only make sense to run without them

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Got the truck registered for another year. Also changed to one of the "special" plates as Michigan is changing the standard one next year and I hate the design. I should be able to keep this one as all the other out of production plates are still on cars.

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Found a screw in the tread of a tire. Thankfully the shop discovered it hadn't penetrated to start a leak. So I lucked out there, and then they did a rotation for free.

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Drove it to take mu brother to his dad's work to pick up my brothers 4runner

 

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Unfortunately "The Truck" gets to sit so the family pampers the wife's Jeep. Rotate tires, fluids check, wash, detail, who knows what else. Oh well it's due so the truck will be next time.

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What did u use to buff that sara? It came out great

 

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MALCO Tru-grit buffing compound $35 shipped

 

and adams drill polishing pads, they are pretty nifty

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Today went out in the middle of nowhere with the truck to try out the new guns. In the morning I will put on the new MBRP catback

 

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Drove 750 miles to get to myrtle beach

Me and my daughter as the sun came up today!

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