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If anyone has an extra 80 series center cap and wants to get rid of it please bring it, conditions doesn't really matter. TIA
November Monthly Meeting 11/14 High Point
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I'm guessing we are going to be brown bagging it for food since I see no mention of it.
That's actually better as it's cheaper for me.
That's actually better as it's cheaper for me.
Nothing here to make a lunch....is there a taco smell near by?
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well actually i did. I had suggested working through lunch and ordering some pizzas and plan on cooking out to enjoy a meal over the meetings. Yes; there is a taco hell near by.
see you guys in a bit, drive safe
see you guys in a bit, drive safe
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Yes Darin all projects were completed, few hiccups here and there but all in all it went well. Hopefully someone was able to grab a few pictures throughout the day.
Brett post some after pics, I think we forgot to take some before pics.
Brett post some after pics, I think we forgot to take some before pics.
I saw Ryan take a before and after picture. Truck looks GREAT with the new stance. I am interested to how it handled...hopefully not to bad without the steering stabalizer on yet.
Once we got the driver knuckle problem 50% fixed on Brians 80 the rebuild went very fast. Well that and we had more dedicated helpers to get it done. Thanks to all those who answered questions along the way. It is going to be a long project in the garage.
The hosts were great..plenty of cold beer, bojangles breakfast, pizza lunch, and the best burgers I've had in awhile dinner. Hopefully he can pressure wash the mess out of the driveway.
Once we got the driver knuckle problem 50% fixed on Brians 80 the rebuild went very fast. Well that and we had more dedicated helpers to get it done. Thanks to all those who answered questions along the way. It is going to be a long project in the garage.
The hosts were great..plenty of cold beer, bojangles breakfast, pizza lunch, and the best burgers I've had in awhile dinner. Hopefully he can pressure wash the mess out of the driveway.
It was great to see everyone again. Especially our newest member Steve 
Bretts truck rode great from a passengers prospective but i'm sure he'll let us all know how it did from a drivers.
Brian I hope that bumper works out for you.
Jason thanks for planning this out and Ryan thanks for the use of your house and the great dinner laid out.
Bretts truck rode great from a passengers prospective but i'm sure he'll let us all know how it did from a drivers.
Brian I hope that bumper works out for you.
Jason thanks for planning this out and Ryan thanks for the use of your house and the great dinner laid out.
Thanks again guys. I really appreciate everyone spending their Saturday to help me and Brian out. This club is a damn good group of people...
The truck is awesome, easily 100x better than before. It handles great and rides much better, plus it looks sweet. Even Cinder commented on how cool it looked now.
Ryan thank you and the family for hosting and cooking dinner and Jason thanks for planning everything.
The truck is awesome, easily 100x better than before. It handles great and rides much better, plus it looks sweet. Even Cinder commented on how cool it looked now.
Ryan thank you and the family for hosting and cooking dinner and Jason thanks for planning everything.
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Brett thats good to hear. Glad Cinder approves as well hopefully it can constitute the late evening.
Ryan, thanks again for hosting the meeting and opening your house to everyone for what turned out to be a beautiful saturday.
Last repair was buttoned up this morning, throttle cable is in and functioning perfectly, slight modifications to compensate the short length and it was about a 30min modification. York now runs great and will help the battery on winching.
Ryan, thanks again for hosting the meeting and opening your house to everyone for what turned out to be a beautiful saturday.
Last repair was buttoned up this morning, throttle cable is in and functioning perfectly, slight modifications to compensate the short length and it was about a 30min modification. York now runs great and will help the battery on winching.
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Didn't realize how much sway was in the steering until now. Drove well all the way home. Thanks Ryan for letting me dirty up your garage, we need to talk windows after the new year! You're going to have get your wife a kayak for the Tide Ride next year...
Clint I have your floor jacks, tools and literature.
Clint I have your floor jacks, tools and literature.
I snapped some..
It was great meeting the rest of you guys.
Here's one more..
Here's one more..