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I got the FF75 driving lamps! Awesome kit, came with a relay and a switch.

I hooked mine up in factory location with a custom bracket and then fabbed in the HID kit I got for it

 

Sent from the side of the road...

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The in-laws nailed it this year!

Craftsman cordless impact wrench!

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The in-laws nailed it this year!Craftsman cordless impact wrench!upasyrun.jpg

you will enjoy that. I have the the two smaller ines 1/4 & 3/8 and love them. Get lithium batteries and you will not regret them. I have already went through 10+ regular battery pack, but i have been using the C3system for upwards 7 years. I just recently replaced my drill as the spindle is wearing out and started to wobble.

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Just ordered an HID conversion kit and some various LED sets from DDM Tuning to put on the '14 Silverado....I used Christmas money so I think it counts

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We don't do much big anymore. I just got a couple gift cards. With my end of year bonus I got myself a new MacBook though. Pretty badass- hard drive is flash memory so it boots in like 10 seconds, if that.

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I did not get anything this year but the truck got an Edge Insight CTS!! If I can just figure out how to get it to show what I want to see and then the world will be right with me. :jester:

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I got nice weather

 

Either send it here or keep to yourself

 

 

Ryan

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Either send it here or keep to yourself

 

 

Ryan

I sent those pics to Josh and got told I was being a dick

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