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I paid a grand for my 37 cooper stt's with 9000 miles and it came with excellent condition 17s and some wheel spacers as well and some other stuff. I couldn't imagine paying 350 for a stock-ish size tire [emoji33]

 

What kind is it ?

 

 

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285/35R22 BFG G-Force KDW
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Drove it like a mad man when we were 5 miles from destination and one of my potty training boys said he had to go.

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Drove it like a mad man when we were 5 miles from destination and one of my potty training boys said he had to go.

I've tried to call my daughter's bluff before.....unfortunately she was serious.

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Helping the little brother with a fuel pumpb36c7830a424c633d1e85a22a41de1d3.jpg

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Didn't know you had a dump bed on your old truck lol

Haha we got lazy
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Haha we got lazy

How many bolts hold the bed
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6 or 8 I believe chris. From what I remember when doing my body lift

I know i have to either pull the bed or drop tank to change the left leaf pack i believe
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I know i have to either pull the bed or drop tank to change the left leaf pack i believe

Put a jack under the tank, undo the straps, move it towards the passenger side, pull the bolt, you done
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How many bolts hold the bed

8 in the bed, 3 at the fuel neck, and some wiring at the hitch to completely remove bed Edited by zach1990
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drove a bunch easter weekend. Bugs are out almost in full force :(

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drove a bunch easter weekend. Bugs are out almost in full force :(

 

I like bugs the first day. To me it equals no more snow. But after the first day am over it.

 

Hauled some steel & oil to the recycling place today. Was thinking all my junk that has been piling up

over the past four or five years would have weighed more & been worth more.

420 lbs & got $19.95 for it. :rolleyes: Guess better than having to pay to have it hauled off.

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