Recent content by 2TooManyTrucks
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Tool carts for driveway repairs?
I used an old housekeeping cart from a hotel. I found it cheap at a pawn shop, cleaned it up, put some better (8") casters on it and loaded it with jackstands etc. Worked great but I didn't use it often enough to warrant the space it took up so I sold it last summer.- 2TooManyTrucks
- Post #3
- Forum: The Garage
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Your Past Rides
Oooh a trip down memory lane.. Let's see: 1960 Rambler 1980 Plymouth Horizon 1986 Plymouth Horizon 1976 Camaro 1950 Ford F1 1982 Chevy S-10 1982 Chevy Caprice 1989 Chrysler Lebaron 1991 Lebaron convertible 1992 Sundance 1995 3000 GT 1980 Honda CM400t 1950 Chevy 3100 (still have) 2000 Jeep...- 2TooManyTrucks
- Post #30
- Forum: Member Trucks
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Next chapter: College
Agreed! I've used AAA to get a K5 from my house to the transmission shop when I decided it was too cold and I was too old to be bench pressing a transfer case. I also used them to get a new purchase home! What would you do now if you broke down closer to home? I carry a minimal...- 2TooManyTrucks
- Post #3
- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Starting issues....sometimes
Sounds kinda like what I was experiencing with my 88. A bad temp sensor was the culprit. It was a quick $20 fix and the truck never took more than a second or two to start again. Not saying this IS your problem but it was certainly mine.- 2TooManyTrucks
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- Forum: Engine Performance + Maintenance
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Rear Diff Noise
U-Joints? Mine made some weird clunking noises that I'd never heard a U-joint make before this truck..- 2TooManyTrucks
- Post #2
- Forum: Axles + Brakes
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Door lock switch
I'd start at the plug for that switch and work my way backwards.- 2TooManyTrucks
- Post #6
- Forum: Audio + Electronics
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Stupid Parking Brake Cables
They are available at lots of places: autopartswarehouse.com rockauto.com autozone.com The trick is ordering the right one. I have bought 7 different part numbers of parking brake cables and still not found the right one. My situation is different though. Mine is an OBS 2000 k2500 crew cab...- 2TooManyTrucks
- Post #5
- Forum: Axles + Brakes
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Tires and wheels. Opinions welcome
I was in KC a couple weeks ago and saw a set posted. They were already gone.- 2TooManyTrucks
- Post #8
- Forum: Member Trucks
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2000 Crew Cab to 2005 Z71 Leather Interior
I am intrigued. I'd like to see pics and more info on doing this swap. I have a CCSB with cloth interior but I was wondering about converting it to newer/leather.- 2TooManyTrucks
- Post #5
- Forum: OEM and Custom Interiors
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Tires and wheels. Opinions welcome
I actually looked at some PYOs and some of the older rally style steelies with rings. None had big enough tires or were in nice enough shape/cheap enough to buy and ditch the tires. I wish they hadn't changed the bolt pattern because these 2015 rims are nice too:- 2TooManyTrucks
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- Forum: Member Trucks
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Tires and wheels. Opinions welcome
If I could find a decent set of these, they would be on the truck..- 2TooManyTrucks
- Post #2
- Forum: Member Trucks
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Tires and wheels. Opinions welcome
Yes, I'm actually welcoming your opinions! I'm trying to pick a direction to go and right now I haven't got a real preference... My current rims are pretty well pitted and looking awful. However, the tires MT ATZs are still OK: I found a deal on this set of 35" Firestone ATs with Rims and...- 2TooManyTrucks
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- Forum: Member Trucks
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GMT400 You can't quit looking at!
Kinda like being married and eyeing other women, I can't afford to be looking at anything else.- 2TooManyTrucks
- Post #1,913
- Forum: Car / Truck Photos and Videos
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Detailing photos/discussion
Did you ever post the odor bomb that you use? I'm no longer happy with Ozium spray.- 2TooManyTrucks
- Post #160
- Forum: Paint / Body / Detailing
