Mark20
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- Dec 6, 2011
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Going to continue the drive to Buffalo. About 2 inches on the ground now with 3-5 in the forecast. Debating if I should pick up some cement blocks for more weight in the back of the Silverado.
What kinda drink is dat?CaptainKD said:
I forgot to mention if anyone has the sliders on their HVAC controls a heat gun will get the knobs right off. Very easyAarkon said:Got all interior leds done except the guages and hvacc
Both my trucks are auto[emoji106]BlazingTrails said:I forgot to mention if anyone has the sliders on their HVAC controls a heat gun will get the knobs right off. Very easy
LMC Truck sells the little knobs as replacements. Wish I knew that before I broke my HVAC sliders.I forgot to mention if anyone has the sliders on their HVAC controls a heat gun will get the knobs right off. Very easy
Good idea with the cinder blocks. Adds weight, it's easy and cheap to get a lot of weight, the design of the block lends to being able to strap them in at the ideal location using the tie-down points (360), and one of my favorite points -- if they get hit with a lot of sun through the window, you shouldn't have worries about a mess when removing them. A piece of cardboard or something could protect the carpet from potential dust.Mark20 said:I think you can get QuickCrete tube sand for about the same price by the time you match up the weight. The blocks can be easily stored outside though. The sun may attack the sand bag over time.
I was pretty sure they were :yeS:Aarkon said:Both my trucks are auto[emoji106]
HARDTRAILZ said:I am just cloning my breakfast