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Considering there's no signs of extrication or rescue efforts on it I'm going to guess it was parked and empty when it was hit.

Ouch... That's gonna cost you more than just the fine. It's a moving violation so it's points on your license, and maybe an insurance bump down the road. I'm sorta with John on this one. I'd sit the kids down and have a serious talk with them, explaining that their distracting you like that...

Details?

:werd: I used that stuff to mount a radio control head to my dash and I think when/if I ever sell the truck that bracket is going with it since it's sure not coming off.

You can only truly appreciate a good mud puddle properly with a clean truck. :thumbs: :D2

You mean, besides the one behind the wheel? :D2 Didn't do much with mine, just drove it to breakfast then back home again.

Sell the wife. Keep the truck and the Mustang. :jester: Maybe even pick up a Cougar or two... :naughty:

He's gonna lower the trailer and put it on RIMZ too. :D2

I knew that... :uhoh: :facepalm: :D2

Does Jason have a BB tune for outboards? :D2 Nice purchase Carl, and I wish you a lot of happy times aboard her. :cheers:

Discovered some fwonker stole one of my antennas off the rear box. Fwonking $75 antenna. Fwonking thieves! :fume:

Holy crap! Something on the Internet was WRONG! Somebody call Congress, we gotta fix this! :D2 Seriously though, what Daddy said... Just swap the bulbs.

Nah... To see if the polar bears are gaining. :D2

I just noticed the distance scale in the video is in meters. That's not a big deal, but can it be changed to feet?

:cheers:

Like I said, it's unlikely you'd get caught, but if you did... :ohnoes:

Sweet! The only thing I'd have done different is to use a little paint to cover up the bare steel on the drilled holes before putting in the grommets, to forestall any future rust issues.

The part I highlighted is the part that should worry anyone buying these online. If you order them online, and they're "drop shipped" from outside the country, then legally you are the importer. While it's unlikely you'll actually be caught, you can end up in some serious shit if you are. My...

Well, at least if the deer manage to get the truck doors open and get behind the wheel, they won't be able to find the seats to sit down and drive away. :D2

The regulations you're looking for are in the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, section 108. (FMVSS 108)

Fixed that for ya... :D2

Because of the reflector you get a lot of "scatter", so shielding in front of the lens isn't very effective. And to do it behind the lens you'd have to put the block at the bottom, not the top. Think about it.... :)

Try that sometime. You might be surprised. :)

I haven't seen anything quite that weird since they cleaned up Times Square and I quit drinking.

Verified that it didn't somehow roll down the driveway over night and take out a school bus full of handicapped nuns.