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Thought about both of them.

I know a guy here in the neighborhood that had his tranny go out in his '06ish Dodge 1500 Hemi and he put a 6-speed in it. Happened around 40-50k miles if remember correctly.

The first lighter silver looks good. It matches the fittings and such, looks cleaner than the others. IMO, They look a little busy.

Drove it, gassed it, washed it, vacuumed it, removed the trash from it, cleaned the bed of it, then garaged it.

Congrats!

Droved it to sum plazes

There are some really cool shots there. :cheers: Sweet cars!

Nope. I will help someone move or tow something, but I am going to drive. My wife and son are the only other people who drive it. There have been a few select times where others have, like one weekend a buddy and I traded trucks because he was lookin to get rid of his Cummins for a 1/2 ton...

Schwing! Elliot is so right.

Very nice! Ever thought about painting your front Bowtie black?

$3.49

They are badass but can get spendy. :ohnoes:

http://www.rigidindustries.com/ Put a light bar In that bottom part.

Looks GREAT!

Not sure. I'll see when I have to go fill up both trucks today. :uhoh:

Pics or GTFO.

Keep in mind you will end up with two sets of tools. A set for home and a set for work. So if Craftsman is what you have or need to buy, no problem. Use them for a while at work, make some money, then cycle them into the box at home.

Wait, no hoodie? What is the lowest it gets for you down there?

Maybe Roger will send you one.

Jim, do you own any coats?

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Did she ditch the TBSS for the Denali? Maybe she kept it :dunno:

I thought it was funny that he would think to weigh it in the first place. :lol: He said he did it to show a kid a school why he shouldn't take his new truck in the mud. I think the kid decided that was a good idea. :lol:

That is exactly correct. He put it all in a bucket and weighed it. I will tell him next time not to weigh it, sorry.