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Did you get your new wheels on?

Yeah man, they look good. Meet us in York and you can see them [emoji16]

 

I didn't get a good picture of themost but here was a quick shot once I got home

 

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I got my new vents in. Still need to sell the light gray one

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Yeah man, they look good. Meet us in York and you can see them [emoji16]

 

I didn't get a good picture of themost but here was a quick shot once I got home

 

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Looks good! Can't wait to see more pictures.

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About to hit the road for PA. Can't carry my handgun because I have to go through MD, and they don't honor any other states permits. Such BS

You can take it with you just lock it up away from you. As long as you don't stop in MD you're legal.
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Washed, now it gets to sit for a week while I travel for work

 

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what tires?

The one I got for free but they split once they mounted em so here I am looking for tires again

 

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Bridgestone Duravis R500s, they outlast the life of that truck.

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I wiped down the truck and car today with a mixture of a scented general purpose cleaner and a minimal amount of bleach. I try to stay away from the door and dashboard plastics but I do wipe down the vents, sills, handles, etc. And all of the cloth definitely gets a thorough wiping.

 

I also cleaned the glass on both inside and out, dirty glass is a huge pet peeve.

 

Up next for both cars is an oil change and replacement of the cabin air filters.

 

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Bought a 9mm today Smith & Wesson m&p059e76e541401f57342c648e7fdf7022.jpg

 

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Looks like the one i bought a couple weeks ago. I have a low pro LCI and belt clip on the slide.
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Bought a 9mm today Smith & Wesson m&p059e76e541401f57342c648e7fdf7022.jpg

 

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Good carry gun, my buddy has the same one. I opted for the Glock 43, I should have stuck with my instinct and got me an XDs
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Surprised to see a non ca model with thumb safety

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