Pete M

that looks awesome! what's the plan for a plate? bracket inserted into the hitch?

Commando. one of the funniest movies ever made. no, it's not a comedy, it was a super-serious action film. that's what makes it so funny. once you've seen the popular 80s action movies, then watch "The last action hero" and "The expendables" which poke fun/pay tribute to the 80s action genre. you kinda need to have the background experience of the old flicks first. Schwarzenegger is in Last Action and look up the main cast of the expendables and then be sure to watch at least one of their best flicks so you'll understand why they're there.

that was years ago. I just don't remember the specifics anymore

bulbs should not burn out simply by existing. for any light that isn't the headlights, I go with LEDs (I'm still a firm believer in not blinding my fellow drivers). all my fog/turns/driving/brake lights have been converted in my Libby and PT. I use the fogs as my daytime driving lights in both.

do you have a power button on the dash?

it's pretty easy to unbolt the back. I'd install it and see if I like it first.

enjoy all the interior space! (compared to the MJs)

ultimately the threads and the spout are replaceable.

personally, I'd rather track down clean doors than try to repair the inside of a seam. our trucks rot from the inside-out. solid doors are still out there.

the welded bits are indeed embedded in foam (the whole frame is), but it has been shown that you can weld some in if you're super careful not to set the foam on fire. later backs go right on older seats. I upgraded the 88 I was working on with headrests using a spare 91 back I had.

wait, why did they keep the middle belt if there's no place for the middle person's butt?

that's a good score right there!

later MJ benches have headrests.

a truck well done

showing off those skills! looks fantastic!

well, I guess that makes a bit more sense.

unless you're looking to solder to the preamps inside the radio, you'll need a converter that takes your amped signals (the wires that previously ran to the speakers) and converts back to a preamp signal.

I assume it was trimmed to fit a topper? what a bizarre trim pattern.

they look good

sounds like an injector is stuck open?

nice! I do love a bone stock survivor

need for speed indeed.

if you quote someone, can you edit that quote? or is that a mod power?