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Washed the salt off my truck today before work. Not a real "wash", took it to the car wash. More snow on it's way for Saturday, 6"-8". Won't take long for the truck to look like hell again.

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Took the truck to a touch free wash to blast the filth off it from the past few days driving. But the wash broke or something and all it did was spray the front for like 5 mins with soap. :lol:

 

Pulled out and went to the pay and spray booth to powerwash it. That stinks when its cold out. :lol:

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Took the truck to a touch free wash to blast the filth off it from the past few days driving. But the wash broke or something and all it did was spray the front for like 5 mins with soap. :lol:

 

Pulled out and went to the pay and spray booth to powerwash it. That stinks when its cold out. :lol:

 

 

 

I only have the do it yourself car wash, so I was out in the cold power washing. And you are correct that it is NOT fun in the cold. It was 27 degrees out, when I did my Tahoe.

I ordered some signal green paint, to have my bow ties painted.

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My truck has been sitting at my friends place but I just got back from dinner and bowling and some Tokyo drifting in an aveo f250 and ranger lmfao

 

 

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Getting ready take my truck to my buddys to install mmy body lift

 

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Woke up to find out my friends truck and the others car were broken into mine was untouched

 

And just picked up a tonneau cover for 90$

 

 

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ymezudym.jpg heres a pic of my buddys 33s rolled upto it

 

Almost have the body lift done, 8hrs my ass! Maybe with air tools and on your 2ed or 3rd try, but i wasted an hour taking off the front bumber by it self

 

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Used it as a bench while taking down Xmas lights

 

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Ryan

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Changed the oil and filter, also went over all the brakes and serviced the caliper slides.

Truck now has 42675km or 26517miles.

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Trucks done!

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Its a zone 3in, i ended up with 2 extra spacers :blink: :huh:

And my dash is lit up like a tree. Hoping the service stibilitrac, service trac control and service abs lights go off after it cycles a few times!

 

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