Post a pic of your truck as she sits now.
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here is mine today.

 

Geeesh Ken, you coulda at least washed them first..........

 

Here's one of mine..
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This picture was last week after installing 08 and up mirrors.

0616161754 by Campspringsjohn posted Jun 21, 2016 at 6:51 PM

Took this one about a month ago after a bath and wax job

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0529161928 by Campspringsjohn posted May 29, 2016 at 7:54 PM

 

My 04 is in parts with a 07 sitting behind it with everything needed to fix it. The Ranger runs but only on 4 of 6 cylinders. My 98 Dodge beater just keeps on going. A 318 is a tough motor. I hope to trade the Ranger for repairs to the 04. I've been so sick for the last 2 years that I've let all my projects sit.

 

John,I would say a little more like part of one of mine...........

 

Um...

I'll take a video tomorrow.

 

Well hell, I finally bought another. So far, I am happy. It does have a few bugs, but I do have time on my side (I think). LOL 2011 F-250 SD, 6.2 Auto 4WD. #ad

 

Hey - yeah... I particularly like the "BLACK OUT" paint scheme.
Into STEALTH are we?

And it looks to me like Paul is in the market for an RV. May I suggest a depressed market area such as the mid-south? It's a buyers market still, as far as I know.

 

Hey Paul, assuming that's a recent picture, I assume the flood waters didn't hit your place? I was in Charleston last week at the WVDOH, and I would have called you if I wasn't in such a hurry. I got there at 7:30am, and had a 2nd job in Ashland that needed to be done by 5:30pm. One guy in the welding shop would have passed as your little brother! He was a character!

 

John, the flood missed me, but those damn winds of a week ago just tore the compound all to hell. We were without power for five days. It is just now getting back to normal in Raleigh County. I would have loved to seen you in Charleston. Your ass is always in a hurry. LOL

 

When I'm working, I'm working. I was located right behind the Charleston Correction Facility. When I got out of my truck, the mechanic/welder there, (that seriously would/could be your brother) told me to keep my truck locked, and asked if I carried a gun. Apparently all the riffraff walk past their shop going to visit their "friends" in prison. They have to keep their doors closed all the time. That makes for real uncomfortable working conditions in a welding shop, in the summertime! They've had people grab stuff right out of the shop and out of the trucks right in front of them and take off running. Fortunately I was there in the morning, so the real riffraff hadn't woke up yet! I did see a few folks walk by, but none that gave me the impression they were thugs.

 

I know where you were at. I would not go there unless I am armed and I would make sure that it was not concealed so that the riffraff knew I meant business. I thought that lot was fenced and gated, but I have not been there in a few years.

 

The garage is fenced and gated. The welding shop is in the back of one of the building next to the street, which is where they put me to get the truck inside in case of rain. The garage was full.