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k1500chevy97 Senior Enthusiast

k1500chevy97

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Well sitting here watching TV tonight and BSing with a few people on AOL IM and I see this Ford commercial come on

Well this looked like a new one so I decided to give it a look , Well anyway the started out showing some ranchers with their livestock trailers on the back then went to the hwy dept and their flatbeds but the next one shocked me ....

It showed me and another guy from our dept washing R-9 and posing in front of it .

 

When I seen this I was like WTF!!!!!  :chevy:  :)

 

Then I thought to myself when had anyone taken a pic of us ..... back in september a camera crew come by and asked us if they could shoot some shots of us washing it and a final shot of posing in front of it .... not thinking much we said sure they got their shots and left .

 

Someone shoot me now !!!!!!

I am going to be getting all kinds of #### for a long time because I drive and bleed GM .  :cheers:  :cheers:

k1500chevy97 Senior Enthusiast

k1500chevy97

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K1500,

Why do you always post pics of fire engines and ambulances and tractors?

Because those are my jobs , my intrests .

Other people post pics of cows , lowriders , big wheels, corvettes and even fords :eek:  so im like what the he!!   :smash:

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They didn't tell you guys what they were shooting it for?  ???

 

I'll keep my eyes peeled now for it - actually it seems familiar now that you mention it!  Hey, you're famous, or should I say "infamous"!!  :smash:

k1500chevy97 Senior Enthusiast

k1500chevy97

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They didn't tell you guys what they were shooting it for?  ???

 

I'll keep my eyes peeled now for it - actually it seems familiar now that you mention it!  Hey, you're famous, or should I say "infamous"!!  :smash:

Unless you are in central washington sometime within the next few months you probally wont see it .

 

It was one of the local dealers commercial.

timk49 Enthusiast

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I 've got a Glock 21 45 and the wife prefers the odel 19 9mm. I am thinking about having the trigger pull changed from the stock 5lb to 3 1/2 lb. Just wondered if you have done any mods on your gun.
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Hey Ryan  I seen that ad on TV last night I must say you and Mr. James looked sharp standing next to that ford  :smash:
cowboy02 Senior Enthusiast

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Hey I've got a G17 that I've modified....

 

Definatly change out that trigger.  The 3 1/2 lb trigger is a lot better.  I've also pushed out the factory sights and put in a real nice set of trijicon 3 dot night sights.  Then I added a laser  pointer that is built into the guide rod.  Very nice and acurate.  Nothing like staring into the laser..  Like a deer in headlights.

 

Just my .02

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