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Took my wife to labor & delivery. Daughter born.

Chris
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I drove across town to pick up my degree since im still waiting on parts

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Took my truck into the back country of Colorado.     Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G930A using Tapatalk

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Btuggle88 Senior Enthusiast

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Well started putting my steps on and it started getting dark and that wind started blowing harder and I gave up too cold.

03blackz71 Senior Enthusiast

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Took my nerf bars bars off a couple weeks ago but someone was complaining she wanted them back on so I reinstalled them today. Good thing I just removed the bar from the mounts so it only took me 5 minutes to put them back on.

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Installed my nerf bars...

 

It's easy in a HEATED garage with the stereo blasting classic rock!

 

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Pics AFTER I get it cleaned up. I only cleaned what I had to in the garage so I could get them mounted without trapping salt under them.

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Checked coolant levels and for leaks after head, cam, crank damper swap last weekend. Still waiting for word back from Justin at blackbear from my autocal logging session this week.

You going to take it up to LORP this spring/summer? They will be opening up in about a month. Let me know

 

 

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Fixed my fuel cap cable not being long enough to hang on the hanger!!! The end of the plastic had caught in a bed seam and it was just long enough to unscrew and then hit the bed just below the fuel door. It was a pain to hold it while getting fuel and since it is sunny and 65 degrees today thought that I would fix that little problem, before it drops to 10 degrees and we get some of that up north weather!!! :jester:

It was about -5F here this morning so since I know you're itching for it Jim I'll be sure Mother Nature sends some you're way...Also sitting under about 2 feet of snow....shall I get you some of that too? :rollin:

doverarjim Senior Enthusiast

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They say it is going to drop to 10 degrees F tonight and we are going to get freezing rain, sleet, and snow tonight and most of Monday!! Glad I got milk and bread yesterday at the store so I can have me some French Toast tomorrow!!!! I have my Duratrac's on, my ice chains are under the back seat so I guess I am as ready as I can be. It is 36 now with a wind chill of 25, :jester:

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Ill let ya know Ryan, but definitely will be looking to go within the first few weeks of opening to get my 12 second timeslip in this pig.

Wednesday evenings are the wild Wednesday's (test/tune). Last yr sucked just about every Wednesday it rained

 

 

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