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I dug through the garage today. Looks like I'll be making a desk chair with one of my 02 suburban seats

 

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i still want to do that! but the racecars ive had the seats didnt work out for me

 

 

i drove to muskegon and bought an iphone 4s.. was feelin fancy today

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i still want to do that! but the racecars ive had the seats didnt work out for me

 

 

i drove to muskegon and bought an iphone 4s.. was feelin fancy today

 

Just make adapter brackets with flat bar I'm taking the lower frame off and mounting to the upper frame that way there is no electronics down there

 

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Wire for my Big 3 came in

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Ran it through a fence and massive ditch going 50 mph and took out several tree's in the process. Truck was dented all to hell on the driver side. But it still runs like a champ and tracks straight, you can't kill a Chevrolet!

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Ran it through a fence and massive ditch going 50 mph and took out several tree's in the process. Truck was dented all to hell on the driver side. But it still runs like a champ and tracks straight, you can't kill a Chevrolet!

 

 

That sounds fun lol

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Ran it through a fence and massive ditch going 50 mph and took out several tree's in the process. Truck was dented all to hell on the driver side. But it still runs like a champ and tracks straight, you can't kill a Chevrolet!

 

 

Story of my life!!

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Ran it through a fence and massive ditch going 50 mph and took out several tree's in the process. Truck was dented all to hell on the driver side. But it still runs like a champ and tracks straight, you can't kill a Chevrolet!

 

 

my cousin would argue that fact lol

 

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Holy cow Scott. If your cousin is still around to argue that fact it speaks volumes about our trucks.

Chawkins, I'd do a DC converter or motorcycle battery for the new desk chair, that'd be too cool.

Ryan, the wheels turned out sweet. Iowa is looking at 71 degrees and sunny on Saturday, if you get close to that in Indiana, I'd suggest one more day of driving around topless in the cammed arrow.

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Waiting to get my rear blocks from ups and got 2 maxxis buckshots in great shape just need two more and ill finally have this old thing the way I want it for the most part

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