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It that what you call a 68?

I don't even have to listen to it to start laughing...haha

I mostly follow my local news just to keep up with the nonsense going on in my immediate vicinity. Mostly car accidents.

Forgot what thread I was in. I was thinking I was in the random internet shit thread and didn't get why people thought this was funny...haha.

Found this on offer up while looking for a jeep bumper. Could be a fun project. 1946 Antique Hamilton Air Force Patrol Jeep

Sounds like you're build would be pre-homo. Do it!

Thanks ill look into those. What was the price point for those? Not sure the brand but costco has a couple different front and rear units for around $175-$200 now.

Those are the best! Of course the lid has no container..haha

Yes it is. Last time I went to get a commercial driver handbook all they had were Spanish copies. WTF?

With the amount of commuting I've been doing I was thinking of installing at least a forward facing one. Which ones did you go with? I think my local costco has one and was going to look into it.

You obviously didn't drive through Bakersfield...haha

You pulled those out of your cabinets didn't you?...haha

Glad to hear you guys are OK and it didn't get worse. I missed the part where you got the 392 so I had to go back and catch up....haha. Good looking rig for sure. I'm wondering who's had more jeeps at this point, you or Dale...haha

Thanks for the info. I did not know that. Ironically these pads have lasted nearly twice as long as my first set of OEM rears...haha. I thought $100 was a lot for pads but once you start looking at other "performance" pads they're actually cheaper. Still more than other options but actually...

Thread Resurrection! My brake pads are in need of replacement. Dynatrac has their pads on sale for $98 ea for front and rear. I see some other options on this thread. The Dynatrac pads work great but they're just so damn dusty. Anyone tried other pads that perform the same with less dust? All...

I've done chickens and have a good pair of poultry sheers. How difficult is a turkey compared to a chicken?

Is it spatchcocked? Hopefully you'll be in your nice new place next year.

Bring the JK we are...haha. It'll be good to see you and Michelle

From my local liquor store owner He does have a really good selection of top shelf bourbons and whiskey.