Greeting from the, X-tire capitol of the world.

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Uhhhh that sounds like crap to me.

The daily battlewagon not long after we bought it...
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Daily battlewagon a couple years ago...
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Just your typical clear coat failure going on with it and some rock chips.
But the underside is just as clean.

Still looks just like the photo above today.
 

hey mister

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Well, we might be the X-rubber capital of the world but we are still the salt capital of the world. And there's big money in mining it out from under Lake Erie.
And as long as someone is pulling it out, somebody else has to spread it around.
We had so little snow here last winter but yet they kept throwing it down. I seen piles in the middle of the road that were bigger than speed bumps and not just once. I seen a salt truck spreading salt on a day that was about 45 degrees and sunny. There was a huge salt dust cloud behind that thing, it gagged ya.
 

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Well, we might be the X-rubber capital of the world but we are still the salt capital of the world. And there's big money in mining it out from under Lake Erie.
And as long as someone is pulling it out, somebody else has to spread it around.
We had so little snow here last winter but yet they kept throwing it down. I seen piles in the middle of the road that were bigger than speed bumps and not just once. I seen a salt truck spreading salt on a day that was about 45 degrees and sunny. There was a huge salt dust cloud behind that thing, it gagged ya.

Yep, this is a legit Ohio story right here. They don't want us owning our steel objects too long.
 

hey mister

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Yep, this is a legit Ohio story right here. They don't want us owning our steel objects too long.
Our eastern neighbor is the birthplace of steel for this country. Our N.W. neighbor is the automotive capital of the contenient. And since we could not crash them fast enough to make a huge profit, let there be salt.
May they rust in pieces.
 

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Ok.
I have hung up a couple of project posts in the "garage".
The console build.
The radiator/heater core/damper box refirb.
A green dash light swap will be up in a few minutes.
And I'm currently building a behind the bench seat cubby to replace the original black cardboard "feeding trough". But that won't done for a few days yet.
 

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