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53 minutes ago, 2017_whitez71 said:

Installed Husky under seat storage.  Nice that my straps and hitches aren't sliding around.  Sorry for the sideways picture, not sure why they load that way.

 

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Nice! I almost went that direction, but I'm going to build a sub box/storage box under there instead. I swear you cant even tell I have the bose sub...

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Signed to release her from AV Towing to my insurance company, who will be moving it to Victorville, CA, I THINK, their phone number is from there.

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@2017_whitez71 I just got one of those myself, made a huge difference. No more stuff rolling around under the rear seat. Can't wait for my diamondback to get here with the cross bin storage. Going to have so much secure storage.

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Signed to release her from AV Towing to my insurance company, who will be moving it to Victorville, CA, I THINK, their phone number is from there.



You’re still dealing with that car accident? That’s been a long time.


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16 hours ago, psu said:

Going to take some getting used to, but I think it cleans it up nicely.

Looking at the results, this might be on my to-do list very soon.  Looks great!

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1 hour ago, Deadpoollane said:

 

 


You’re still dealing with that car accident? That’s been a long time.


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Yeah, kind of.  Been almost 7 weeks, since the accident.  INS paid off my truck around the 2 week mark.  Been waiting on CHP to release it from investigation impound, so INS could pick it up.  INS will be transporting it, either today or tomorrow.  The guys at AV Towing, while we were there, asked if there was anything else that we want from the truck.  I’ve thought about taking the tonneau cover, but I want a different one on the new truck.  Besides, it wouldn’t fit in my wife’s CR-V.

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Question for those who have cut the lower plastic under the front license plate. What did you use to cut? Tape and a sharp knife?


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Guys on here have used dremels but I happened to use a air saw. I taped off my line on where I wanted the cut, cut it then sanded it down. It looks so much better trimmed.


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18 hours ago, 2017_whitez71 said:

Installed Husky under seat storage.  Nice that my straps and hitches aren't sliding around.  Sorry for the sideways picture, not sure why they load that way.

 

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Look's good - DBL or Crew Cab ???   Thanks

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Looking at the results, this might be on my to-do list very soon.  Looks great!


Thank you sir. You should do it!
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Finally got some new shoes 7a55d174fdb46dc6eb6843dcd55f8d5e.jpg


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What level do you have?

 

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