Intro of Steel
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11-23-2006, 06:44 AM
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Intro of Steel
Hello all,
A little introduction is in order.
My name is Adam, I own a 1996 Ram 2500 V10 4x4 (Longbox/Standard Cab). I bought my truck used several years ago, mainly to haul my 24ft Camper trailer. Now I use it any chance I get, but most of that is for running my Welding/Metal Fab shop business. Right now its pretty close to the way it was when I got it. Though I made a few minor changes: up'd the tires from 30" to 33", removed the alum running boards and put SS Bully Bar pipe steps on, removed the drop in bedliner, added then removed a hard tonneau cover. Right now I'm contemplating more purpose specific changes, but I'll get into those in the appropriate sections.
As I mentioned, I am a Welder/Fabricator by trade. I work for a steelyard as a fabricator and also run my own business on the side.
Not sure what else to put, so there you have it.
A little introduction is in order.
My name is Adam, I own a 1996 Ram 2500 V10 4x4 (Longbox/Standard Cab). I bought my truck used several years ago, mainly to haul my 24ft Camper trailer. Now I use it any chance I get, but most of that is for running my Welding/Metal Fab shop business. Right now its pretty close to the way it was when I got it. Though I made a few minor changes: up'd the tires from 30" to 33", removed the alum running boards and put SS Bully Bar pipe steps on, removed the drop in bedliner, added then removed a hard tonneau cover. Right now I'm contemplating more purpose specific changes, but I'll get into those in the appropriate sections.
As I mentioned, I am a Welder/Fabricator by trade. I work for a steelyard as a fabricator and also run my own business on the side.
Not sure what else to put, so there you have it.
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11-23-2006, 02:43 PM
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11-23-2006, 03:13 PM
