vansdonk
That's not buffing out
Well, the one I posted is just like the one I own, mine is just silver.
What did you do to your truck today?
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YellowEyes89
If you can't hear the whine, then you're behind
Finally got all of the New Year's road grime off of it (washed it). Today was the 1st time it's been washed since I owned it
OldCracker29
I've been knocked down drug out and left for dead
Got it up to 95 mph this morning. I thought better, and slowed her back down. 
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nubuilder
Why buy new when you can restore?
Drove it to help someone setup a new Cisco router for their home (an ISR). NON TRUCK RELATED: Pretty slick little thing too. They've gotten better at wizards (I did mine manually using the IP address). Also helped them copy pictures and files to a new external hard drive they got. I'm not against it, but older most older people (I'm not naming an age nor anyone's name 
) just don't understand storage and managing files (such as the difference between copying and moving or why you should move and not copy or visa versa). But I explained everything in ways that they would understand. I use the analogy of "when you move out of a house, you leave nothing behind" to explain what it means to move a file; and "when you run a paper through a copy machine, you still have the original along with a second copy" for what copy means. I had a good time and wasn't frustrated at all. I thought it all went pretty good.
) just don't understand storage and managing files (such as the difference between copying and moving or why you should move and not copy or visa versa). But I explained everything in ways that they would understand. I use the analogy of "when you move out of a house, you leave nothing behind" to explain what it means to move a file; and "when you run a paper through a copy machine, you still have the original along with a second copy" for what copy means. I had a good time and wasn't frustrated at all. I thought it all went pretty good.
Kennyray
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Drove it to work at the speed limit and drove it home at 35 mph because of the snow.
Texas Jim
Texas..It's a Whole 'nuther Country
Drove it to help someone setup a new Cisco router for their home (an ISR). NON TRUCK RELATED: Pretty slick little thing too. They've gotten better at wizards (I did mine manually using the IP address). Also helped them copy pictures and files to a new external hard drive they got. I'm not against it, but older most older people (I'm not naming an age nor anyone's name
..KUDOS to you Matt...That was a nice thing you did...
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Bernie
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View attachment 1905 Just ordered. Will be 2 weeks before it gets here.
Bumper? Or the whole 'Rover?
I think she ordered the hill... So she doesn't have to leave home to go off-roading.
dirtyoldman
I'm now on Medicare,officially old.
Tore the dash apart so I could connect an IP-BUS adapter for my DVD player sound.Also connected the little amp that runs the speakers in the rear side doors.Also broke a couple of plastic tabs on the control unit for the heater & A/C(Super Glue is drying now,should be OK in the morning) I know...dumbass
I'll put it all back together tomorrow....here's a pic as it is now
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I'll put it all back together tomorrow....here's a pic as it is now
vansdonk
That's not buffing out
View attachment 1905 Just ordered. Will be 2 weeks before it gets here.
Bumper? Or the whole 'Rover?
I think she ordered the hill... So she doesn't have to leave home to go off-roading.
HEY!!!! That's a great idea!!!! But I do like camping
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