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Old 06-03-2011, 11:23 PM   #363
gringoloco
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Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good C10

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I want your truck! Nice work.
Thanks, though I think it's staying around for a while...
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Nice Teaser Pic, i can't wait to see more pictures
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bump for the updates!
ask and ye shall receive

Loaded up the 'toolbox' and a spare and headed 380 miles to OK- the truck performed well other than the A/C not being able to keep up because of the holes I left open in the firewall (clutch, booster, etc). Made a stop at Lowe's for a temporary fix then had a mostly uneventful trip. Truck runs, drives, rides good and should have no problems getting to NC for the wedding

While I was there, my fiance and I took 400 grit sandpaper to the fresh paint and started the 'weathering' process. I know I'll lose some of you here- my next-door neighbor already thinks I'm nuts- but, we're ruining a truck, remember? Also stopped by a random little town in TX on the way back and snagged some pix...
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