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Well it got wiped down and covered tonight

 

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Ryan

How often in your household does your wife randomly wonder out when your cleaning your car and take pictures or you, cleaning your car?[emoji12]

 

 

Or....have you trained your kids?

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My son is my photographer

 

We were lifting weights between sets in was detailing haha

 

 

Ryan

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You won't be crashing the party. Mustangs and challengers have shown up. You should go. $100 for camarocross and drag racing.

 

 

Ryan

My hotel room is booked

 

 

Ryan

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Appears there may be quite a few birds going

 

 

Ryan

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I washed my truck on Saturday. Then a massive storm with sunami warning came in and today work was a big mud pit. So my truck is covered in mud again.

Um ok but this topic is not truck related

 

 

Ryan

I decided to uncover and tear the dash apart

 

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Hydro dipping these

 

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Ryan

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Um ok but this topic is not truck related

 

 

Ryan

I decided to uncover and tear the dash apart

 

 

 

Hydro dipping these

 

 

 

 

Ryan

Sorry about that wrong thread.

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Why the dash?

 

 

I am going to go after mine one of these days to try to do a repaint.(maybe original paint on front of dash) the roll bars leave me procrastinating. They literally touch the dash pad on the way down to the floor. And they are welded, so its probably not possible to get it out without cutting the bars.

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Took the Camaro out and got it inspected. Now I can renew my tags. Felt good to get it out. Kind of like it when it is cold out. Rear end brakes loose so much easier. :)

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Took the Camaro out and got it inspected. Now I can renew my tags. Felt good to get it out. Kind of like it when it is cold out. Rear end brakes loose so much easier. :)

Yes cold weather no traction equals good times

 

I can't stand the bright silver in the middle of the dash, going to hydro dip it carbon fiberbb2862907715aae71f364a5feb2d719f.jpg

 

 

Ryan

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