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Nope, business travel kinda sucks. Couldn't imagine doing it if I actually had a life that mattered with a family waiting for me at home. :lol:

 

 

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My son wouldnt talk to me until I got home. It was hilarious wife tried to put him on the phone wed and thurs night and he said no I will talk to daddy when he gets home. He kept asking why my truck was home and I wasnt.

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Found out a body lift is not a 1 man job :lol: I've got the lift on I just gotta tourqe everything down, do the bumpers, and put it back together. Only got one pic of it before it got dark. Cab is done in this:

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yes doing that by yourself would suck

 

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My son wouldnt talk to me until I got home. It was hilarious wife tried to put him on the phone wed and thurs night and he said no I will talk to daddy when he gets home. He kept asking why my truck was home and I wasnt.

 

Only one of the guys in my dept who travels has a child and I'm pretty sure he uses Skype a lot to talk to her when he travels.

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Won't get to finish today since I'm at work for 24 hours but snapped a few pics on the way out the door. I'm definitely happy with the bl

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ur box doesnt have its seatbelt on

 

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You have girls panties hanging from your mirror? Hahahaha

 

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Drove my truck for the 1st time since Tuesday. Went to menards to start pricing out deck materials. Going to replace the wood with composite this spring.

 

It snowed so I was slipping and sliding. It was a blast. My son loved it kept saying do it again, Peer pressure got the best of me and I had to turn traction control off. Then when we got home he had to tell my wife what we did UH OH :(

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Won't get to finish today since I'm at work for 24 hours but snapped a few pics on the way out the door. I'm definitely happy with the bl

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Truck is really taking shape man. Get some Toyos or Trail Graps on there

 

ur box doesnt have its seatbelt on

 

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I believe we have discussed this before :rollin:

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Truck is really taking shape man. Get some Toyos or Trail Graps on there

 

 

 

Thank ya. I'm saving up now and when these tires are shot I'm gonna try to find some used wheels and tires to start with. Next big investment is gonna be a fresh paint job.

 

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You have girls panties hanging from your mirror? Hahahaha

 

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My box doesn't play by the rules.. And what? That's a Jaegermeister lanyard lol

 

 

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My box doesn't play by the rules.. And what? That's a Jaegermeister lanyard lol

 

 

 

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Um, uh, well okay never mind.

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It's not a minivan ill use my back seat for whatever I want

 

 

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