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Don't feel bad I don't get invited either

 

 

Ryan

 

You coming up here for that Lingenfelter meet this year? We can show them a superior midwest meet and greet. lol

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You coming up here for that Lingenfelter meet this year? We can show them a superior midwest meet and greet. lol

You gonna wreck at Silver Lake again?
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You gonna wreck at Silver Lake again?

Nah the group trip was this weekend and work is too busy to take time off.

 

Besides, Jeeps don't get stuck. :lol:

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Nah the group trip was this weekend and work is too busy to take time off.

 

Besides, Jeeps don't get stuck. [emoji38]

We've proven that statement to be VERY wrong lol
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You coming up here for that Lingenfelter meet this year? We can show them a superior midwest meet and greet. lol

 

There was talk about it at the end of July however I am now coaching basketball so it might not happen. Our big event this year is Camarofest in Kentucky at Beechbend Raceway

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Detailed it and threw it on CL, along with the Rolla. Waxing the 6 today to do the same. Couldn't decide which to sell so I put them all up, lol.

 

And of course we then drive to eat and it rains.

 

But man, I don't know about letting the 6 and Tahoe go. Tahoe, even is loaded to the point of being a very capable and comfortable vehicle. And with the Mods its just how I like it.

 

And the 6 is a rocket, love that duratec 3.7. finally got its avg back to 24 MPG.

 

Have a college kid liking the Gorilla, but he wants price before he drives an hour and a half to see it.

 

Should I play that game? Its a one owner, 7 years old with 75k miles and has had EVERY FLUID flushed TWICE, except coolant which was near perfect at 40k so I held off(Toyota has great coolant).

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Could someone inbox me when you decide to go to lingenfelter?

 

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Could someone inbox me when you decide to go to lingenfelter?

 

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Will do but not sure if it will be this year.

 

 

Ryan

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My truck is in the body shop as of this morning. Passenger side from the door back is getting redone for the THIRD time since I've owned it. Got sideswiped by some jackass that took it personally that I needed to pass him. He pretty much did it on purpose. Fine with me. Insurance found him at fault 100%. Guy is 67 too - you'd think he'd have grown up by now? WTF ...

 

So out of this, in addition to the paint/body work, I'll have a new passenger side mirror, and brandy spankin' new Westin wheel-to-wheel steprails. :cool: The ones I had on there were starting to get pretty dull, and the mounting hardware pretty rusty. They were a different style too. 5" round - seems Westin no longer makes a wheel-to-wheel rail that's round. I was a little disappointed, but the oval-ish ones are growing on me. No choice now - they're going on whether I like them or not, lol.

 

 

Oh, forgot to detail the first 2 times .... first time was by the lot tech at my dealership when it was in for it's 3rd or 4th warranty brake job, due to pulsation (that continues to this day ...). Second time was my own damn fault - cranked a tiny sapling in my yard at less than walking speed. Was backing into a spot on a hill in my yard while negotiating the front end around my dad's extended cab, long bed D-max & trailer. Was concentrating on not hitting dad's stuff ... and that object in the mirror really was closer than it appeared. :sick: Thing spent an hour on the frame machine to get the box straightened out again. Talk about a tin can ... :fume:

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Those are purdy! Love ceramic coating - it's the only thing that still looks good on headers after several northeastern winters. Well worth the extra dough.

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