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Went the trap/skeet range. Here the fiance is showing our buddy up lol. I was so proud she hit 21 clays in a row at one point :D

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looks fun I shoot trap at least 2 times a month. Using s pro thrower not the hand kind. I shoot a browning xt trap o/u

 

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@ Sarah

 

I really like to have my truck clean and shiny.

 

But yours exceeds everything...blinggg.

Respect.

 

so long

j-ten-ner

Thanks :) I'm anal about the appearance of my vehicles

 

Sarah u should come wash mine

 

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For a price LOL

 

 

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Come detail mine. I might tell my friend the wheels got stolen.

 

I have to do the brakes on the G6, but its cold so I'm putting it off. I went and got the pads though

 

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Did you paint the bowtie yourself?

 

 

No, I had it done. My front & rear bow tie.

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Come detail mine. I might tell my friend the wheels got stolen.

 

I have to do the brakes on the G6, but its cold so I'm putting it off. I went and got the pads though

 

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Might be worth it if I end up going to Vegas lol

 

 

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I'm about 4 hours from Vegas. I have done it in 3 hours 15 minutes, but I left at 330 AM and will not do it in that time again

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No, I had it done. My front & rear bow tie.

 

 

Any special reason for the green?

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Got mine washed lol. Was hoping to throw my sled in the back and go riding but the weather wasn't cooperating since it was in the low 60s :nonod:

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Any special reason for the green?

 

 

I LOVE green, it is my favorite color!!

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Managed to break my door handle off trying to get in my truck with all the ice on it :(

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Got my tires balanced and rotated. Almost laughed at the guy because he didn't believe me that the tires weigh a ton and almost dropped one on himself lol.

 

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