What have you done to your square lately??

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That’s why you don’t listen to an idiot like me!
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Nah. I'm pretty well familiar with the various automotive hardware that's available and I could still only think of the one type washer for sure.
 

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Last night was pondering finally doing the radiator flush, since in warm weather will get a smidge above 210 with a 160 degree thermostat.

That thought was remedied by a little puddle of green and some dampness on the very bottom of the core support, and the hoses and spigot are all dry. I guess 42 years is a reasonable service life for a radiator.

So I let my fingers do the walking to the Cold Case website, and used the “vicegrip “ coupon on checkout for free shipping.

Speaking of Vice Grip, a feller is going to lay low today and rewatch some old episodes and try to recover from this cold, since I have three 12 hour shifts starting tomorrow.

The cold case stuff is super nice. You won't be disappointed in it!
 

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Bed pushed back to allow me to sand, paint and upgrade fuel system. Hopefully, I will get a warm day after tomorrow since it’s supposed to get cold and I won’t have time tomorrow to get r done. Since I’m working solo, I removed the bumper. It wasn’t too bad pushing it backwards.
 

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Blew out a header gasket today. Now it sounds like I'm driving a John Deere tractor.
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Ordered a water pump, fan belts, and fuel pump for the K5. It needs a little love...

Taking it to visit my younger brother Christmas day. He's schizophrenic, but able to live alone. Haven't seen him since our Mother passed 9 years ago...
 

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Ordered a water pump, fan belts, and fuel pump for the K5. It needs a little love...

Taking it to visit my younger brother Christmas day. He's schizophrenic, but able to live alone. Haven't seen him since our Mother passed 9 years ago...
Have a good trip, hope your brother is doing well and sorry to hear that your mom passed.
 

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New shoes came in last night. Definitely need a narrower track width in the front or the 5.25 backspace wheels. Less than 1/2" clearance stock spindles and 4.5" backspacing on 8.5 wide rim.
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New shoes came in last night. Definitely need a narrower track width in the front or the 5.25 backspace wheels. Less than 1/2" clearance stock spindles and 4.5" backspacing on 8.5 wide rim.
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That champaign color looks fantastic!
 

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New shoes came in last night. Definitely need a narrower track width in the front or the 5.25 backspace wheels. Less than 1/2" clearance stock spindles and 4.5" backspacing on 8.5 wide rim.
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Great looking wheel! Perfect choice. Yes, the backspace is so important! especially on the front. ya never want them “sticking out” your truck looks beautiful.
 
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