Really?, didn't know that.

 

i figured the denali lights and HIDs were coming out soon for you, thats why i wasn't going to say anything about them. keep it up man. the only upgrade i can think of is for you to upgrade the speakers. even just some drop ins for a little clearer sound

 

Looks great. May wanna do some reading on fuel saving tires. Heard the stopping distance is close to all seasons in the snow. But I know you and I hope thats not the case for those tires!

 

Even if they did my next non-truck related purchase is about to put me in the "broke book" lol. That's another surprise though

 

SURPRISE!

So the other day I decided that my freshly painted hitch looked awful lonely... now it's got a friend, 12k out the door for this friend.

2006 Sea Doo Sporster 150/155hp 4stroke, sound system, seats 4, top speed of 50mph on the water. This is going to be a fun summer.



Should look great in our boat house, it's had an empty bay since we bought the cottage lol, and at 36x42 a 14' aluminum fishing boat looks ridiculously small and lonely in there lol.

Sadie and I are going to pick her up on Wednesday.

 

Awsome boats they are. Buddy has a seadoo speedster, twin 2 stroke oil injected 85hp rotax engines, top speed 65mph! Thats nucking futs on the water & he's maniacle lol.

 

lmao yeah. This is a single 4-tec with 155hp so I'm hoping it'll be better on fuel than two 2-strokes lmfao. This weekend is not going to come fast enough though

If I really want to go and do 60mph down the lake I'll just throw my 1995 Yamaha Wave Raider in the water lol. It's an 1100cc triple cylinder 2-stroke with ~130hp. She flies, espcially when you hit the wake from a 32' Bayliner with a sleeper cabin that's off plane... 5 ft waves anyone? There's also a sticker on the stern that's upside down telling you how to flip it back over when you capsize. Tippy SOB it is.

 

Wow, that's a sweet truck and an even cooler boat!

 

those boats are really fun. if you want to really soak the front passengers, go about 35-40 in drive then nose dive it into reverse and the front bow should drop under the water line. i've done it a few times in my cousin's "toys".

nice look

 

So... If god made an adhesive for plastic repair, it would be 2 part epoxy.

What I'm saying is

THIS fixed mount

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This fixed highbeam bulb retainer

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THIS pair of headlights which will hopefully be on my truck tomorrow once that 2 part epoxy cures on the bulb retainer, I fixed the mounting bracket last night and that epoxy is STRONG. Hopefully it will do the trick on that retainer because myself or the parts guy can't find a part number for that piece anywhere.