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^^^ Hahaha. The goal is to keep her around Chris, not piss her off. :lol: She wouldn't be the first to think I should get steps. Everyone here has em. I just haven't seen a style I like.

 

I can put up with the Ford thing, I'm not the one driving it. :)

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The ford thing isn't easy. My ex had an F-350 PowerChoke. It was always hers is bigger, has more torque, has leather. Kind of clad that's over

 

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erezu3e9.jpg got all me dented truck parts I took off an replaced and washed them good. Giving them to my

Body man and he's knocking 200 bucks off the price of getting my couple of big dents pulled an some paint chips repainted! Talk about a good deal!

 

 

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All cleaned up, inside and out. According to the lady, I need running boards. :lol:

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And then you moved it and the dirt road took its toll? :lol:

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I have a feeling Sarah will like this story.

 

Wife said whenever she is driving the Tahoe, guys just have to show off (never happens to me), pull up by her and rev up, and this has been happening a lot lately. Last week it was a 04ish Cobra. I guess they see some Chick in a tricked out, mean sounding truck, and cant control themselves.

 

Few days ago, my wife was driving the twins to an appointment and a Guy in a newer silverado pulls up next to her at a light. He revs it. She, in the Tahoe with the twins, revs back...

 

:lol: the guy in silverado then responds by backing off the line by a car length. :lol:

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Lol nice that happens to me quite a bit it's fun, my boyfriend is a ford guy but in love with my truck so it works haha

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I hate plasti dip

 

Why?

 

 

Ryan

 

 

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I like the bezel but not the console lid

 

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I like the bezel but not the console lid

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I'm the opposite. :lol:

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All cleaned up, inside and out. According to the lady, I need running boards. :lol:

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looks good! take the trim off

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