jjester6000
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Progress has been slow since I've been taking on some extra hours, but I now am test fitting my OEM replacement floor pan.
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Carfax is great--as long as the shop doing the repairs reports the repairs! Had them run reports on 2 of our trucks, and there were things on both that weren't on the report. And of course, anything you do to your vehicle yourself isn't reported....I just made a startling discovery.
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The Burb was rolled back!!!!!
(Actually someone probably replaced the gauge cluster).
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And I figured out that it has approximately 267,000 miles on it (give or take a few thousand).
Probably was involved in Superstorm Sandy. IIRC that hit Jersey pretty badly.I stripped out all the seat bolts, so I ended up just cutting from the seatbelts forward.
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It really smelled like seawater, so I assume that while the truck was in new jersey 20 years ago, it might have seen a flood (definitely explains the rusty floor).
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I'm going to cover the area I cut out with some furnace insulation and this stuff.
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One more thing, this truck was a school district vehicle, was probably in a flood, was a plow truck, had its odometer rolled back, has been in at least 2 accidents, and is now going to be a storm chase vehicle.
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That's pretty cool.
Yup, and I'm going to put down some POR15.Are you gonna hit that floor with a wire brush? The bits that aren't getting replaced.