What Did You Do To Your 2ND GEN RAM Today?
The chevys are also looking pretty good man, and you don't hear that outa me too often.
Awesome pics and awesome work my friend. That cab mount you replaced looks real good, still mind boggled its got that auto panel epoxy holding it together! I like those small LED's you have for fogs, they look good.
The chevys are also looking pretty good man, and you don't hear that outa me too often.
The chevys are also looking pretty good man, and you don't hear that outa me too often.
I take that as a big comp coming from you! Thanks bud
I still cant believe its an adhesive. Seriously boggles my mind we can "glue" essentially new panels on... They look wicked where they are, good they function just as well! Ill have to look em up.
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Transmission seems to be ok, little "flare" or whatever it is hasn't gotten any worse (or better).
Gonna be tire time soon.
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Came close to flipping it.....
Was coming home from work, it's been raining all morning so the roads were wet but no standing water on the ground, was coming off of the Fairfax County Parkway onto Lee Jackson Highway, mid way through the turn I put on the defroster and heard a funny noise, next thing I know the rear end is trying to pass me, the slide was smooth but the stop was anything but...
Ended up facing traffic on an exit ramp, luckily there wasn't anyone behind me. Got out and checked to see if I had a flat or something, bout the time I went to get back facing the right direction a car came by...
No idea what happened, almost 50* so there shouldn't be any black ice, not sure if I just hit a spot of water and hydroplaned the rear or what.
Tires are solid..... Strange. Butt pucker moment.
Was coming home from work, it's been raining all morning so the roads were wet but no standing water on the ground, was coming off of the Fairfax County Parkway onto Lee Jackson Highway, mid way through the turn I put on the defroster and heard a funny noise, next thing I know the rear end is trying to pass me, the slide was smooth but the stop was anything but...
Ended up facing traffic on an exit ramp, luckily there wasn't anyone behind me. Got out and checked to see if I had a flat or something, bout the time I went to get back facing the right direction a car came by...
No idea what happened, almost 50* so there shouldn't be any black ice, not sure if I just hit a spot of water and hydroplaned the rear or what.
Tires are solid..... Strange. Butt pucker moment.