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Hi Everyone, Im new to this forum just thought I would post a hello and say that it appears you have a very good informative forum

 

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WELCOME TO THE FORUMS. there is alot of good info on here in all the catagories along with a bunch of forum members tricked out trucks so if you have any questions for us feel free to ask.

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Thank you everyone for the welcome and compliments, and yes my truck gets dirty. No since in paying for and fueling up a nice big 4x4 if you dont put it to use. I do have a few questions and i will get them posted as soon as i figure out which "subforum" to post them in.

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