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Greetings from Seattle
Welcome from NW FL Panhandle! Like the color scheme.- David King
- Post #26
- Forum: Introduction
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New guy here!
Welcome from NW FL Panhandle! Lots of potential there!- David King
- Post #21
- Forum: Introduction
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Rear Brake Options 87
An old saying comes to mind, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it"- David King
- Post #10
- Forum: Suspension, Steering & Brakes
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Saying goodbye is hard to do. SHE'S GONE, and Im feeling it.
Best of luck with your future endeavors!- David King
- Post #11
- Forum: Other Vehicles
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Hello. And weight Q for title in Texas.
Welcome from NW FL Panhandle!- David King
- Post #16
- Forum: Introduction
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Just started my first hands on squarebody build, looking for advice
Welcome from NW FL!- David King
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- Forum: Introduction
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It’s a disease
Welcome from NW FL! Saw a sticker one time that read: "These old things convert dollar bills into loud noises"!- David King
- Post #19
- Forum: Introduction
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LED headlight upgrade
DapperLighting 1 833 DAPPER 1- David King
- Post #10
- Forum: Retro-Fit & Aftermarket Accessories
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Well, Here We Go!!
Welcome from FL Panhandle! Like the primer bulb going up to the carb.- David King
- Post #7
- Forum: Introduction
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New member from Montana, '81 C10 longbed, 250 6 cylinder
Welcome from NW Florida. Looks like you are going to have fun with your project. Buddy of mine has a place in Seely Lake, beautiful country!- David King
- Post #23
- Forum: Introduction
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What y'all think, patch it and run it?
Am pretty sure Fed. law bans tires over 7 years old, but could be wrong. I wanted to swap over some rally wheels with some Cragars and my tires were great looking, garage kept, 13 year old Goodyears. The lady that owned the shop said "No can do" and explained the 7 years thing. Ended up buying 5...- David King
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- Forum: Tech Discussion
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No dash lights
If they are the standard "peanut" bulbs, you may have to turn them 180 degrees for them to light up. Found that out the hard way! Than swapped them all out with LED's, much better!- David King
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- Forum: Electrical & Audio
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gas gauge goes back an forth when im moving.
My gauge would stop at half a tank when I know it was full and as I drove it and the gas emptied when it got to half a tank the gauge would start down to "E". Replaced it with one from LMC, problem solved, steady as a rock.- David King
- Post #28
- Forum: Tech Discussion
