matt_g
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any updates on your set up?
interior overhaul
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looks good
matt_g
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yeah I would have never thought to try that...
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Well there really aren't any updates... Sorry guys 
i actually haven't work on it in over 4 months. I have actually been thinking of selling the truck..... We are actually in the process of buying a house right now so we are not sure if we want to keep this truck or sell it. Who knows? But if i do anything to it i'll be sure to let you know!
i actually haven't work on it in over 4 months. I have actually been thinking of selling the truck..... We are actually in the process of buying a house right now so we are not sure if we want to keep this truck or sell it. Who knows? But if i do anything to it i'll be sure to let you know!
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HI Danielle. Congrats on the house. I seen the pics of it on TMC. Looks nice. Keep the truck. You and Cole will regret it if you don't keep it. Guess you could always get another one later if you change your mind, but you've already got sweat equity in this one and you'll never recover that. Congrats again, stop in occasionally. 
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I just might steal that idea for my 75- with a cracked and peeling up dash pad- that looks great guy. I love the utility look.
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How many bolts hold the metal part of the dash on - I see the ones at the top around the windshield - where were the others and quantity- trying to get a time line as to how long it will take. Could it be done in a weekend ??
Thanks ahead of time.
Thanks ahead of time.
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I fixed that quote for you. Danielle is a girl, not a guy. She and her Mr. are quite busy at the current time, buying a home, packing to move, jobs, life in general, so it might be a bit before she responds.
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I'm not completely sure how many bolts there are but there probably is at least two on each side and a few on the top underside of the dash. Sorry if i had the truck where imat now i would go out.
