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Took my wife to labor & delivery. Daughter born.

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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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Put my toolbox (trunk) and spare tire back in the bed. Got gas for $2/gallon. Not sure where the family has decided to go this weekend but I didn't want the first stop to be the gas station.

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It's funny gas prices always spike on Friday, diesel gets jacked up on Monday.

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Got my rebate check from Mobil spring Promo back today. $230

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Originally payed $495 for oil

Bought two 5 gallon pails Delvac 1300 15-40, two 5 gallon pails and five 1 gallon jugs of Delvac 1 esp 5-40.

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Pacesetter metallic ceramic coated long tubes

 

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Yup, had the exact same ones on my old truck and loved them. Worth the extra 200 or so as well. Though I got 15% off of mine and it made a little difference. Think the hardest part was getting the old y pipe and back off cause of the rusted bolts. We ended up cutting the exhaust off
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Not my truck but my cousins doubling as a movie Theater

 

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^^^^^ Movie night! That's great!

 

I installed a Dorman (carbon) cabin filter retrofit kit then drove to our oldest son's house to help him hang about 20 sheets of drywall in his new basement rec-room.

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