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Likely testing for UV fade of color, but yah I get your thought!

After the multiple accidents my wife has been in, she just assumes everyone is out to get her....and she's not too far off base.

No group photo this year sadly...too many left randomly and it just never happened. RamMan's lady friend took pics I think?

I did find a working on-line copy here: https://d1c1t090laorfk.cloudfront.net/know/ph_parts/pilothouse.htm?fbclid=IwAR18xliBH5hSZYhMQqMk8HiJRFH4qnVxggeX5v31T8AYTXkCZf9bx6u1KS0

one day at a time, one day at a time....

Make sure you have drip holes on the bottom of your doors! Looks like you makje have welded yours in?

When Dave (^^^) did my truck, he took the glove box in all buffed up for color match. Worked out well.

Many think its about surface area coverage, or thickness...reducing noise is an art form: right stuff in the righ place. My B series only has the floor covered and a JUTE firewall coverage. Not much else and I can talk just fine with the windows up. You will NEVER get to the levels of a modern vehicle...millions of dollars spent there.

saw this guy over on the bookface

Yah, FEF's switch glows when on...the more heat the brighter the light...

Ending at BBQ 20

Light socket.

Almost as good: as the Edison base we found sheetrocked up in my friend's house.....right next to a squirrel nest in a cieling....and it was LIVE.

Do it right and only do it once. I tend to go a bit big on wiring, larger gauge if I can. Follow the codes, even if you aren't getting inspected. As stated above, it SHOULD (in theory) make things safer...altho some of the codes I've seen as of late make me question that. UL is just a for profit company that has convinced everyone they make things safer. I've dealt with them for may years in a previous job, and mostly it was hittting a threshold of money input on a design to get the rating....and some of the things they wanted, well, just lets the stupid people be stupid and not cleanse the gene pool...design for the lowest level of intelligence and then make it even more dumber. In my new shed I put batt on the walls (2x6) and blew in the cieling (what a fun way to spend a day) for R38. Do what you need to do for your area to keep the hot/cold in/out and move on. Just make sure not to block the eaves for the soffit ventilation. I've run across it all over my years building and helping others: use of an extension cord in a wall instead of ROMEX 3 taps in a breaker box off a breaker hot/neutral switched running hot thru a ground unsupported load bearing areas caulk used to seal a drain line hole or joint duct tape on bare wires jbox on a wall with live bare wires hanging out 3 wires tapped onto a screw on outlets breakers "forced" to not trip ungrounded conduit tapping 110 off 220 every screw/nail under the sun to put a wall/sheetrock up the list never ends.....

looking awesome!

Damn now I gotta pack my banana hammock

Running boards ready for dry fit. I know I have to notch something for the cab mounts

T shirt, shorts and sandals! Can't wait!

Weather terrorists say mid 70's and sunny after a few days of rain......seems to always be sunny on show day!

Gonna be 60 here today....might bust out the sandals! On another note, John might have to build another drain canal this year from in front of the house if the forecast rain shows up early next week!

You mean warming UP to 60! Tropical shorts weather for me!

IF and IF I rememebr right, center the box and the link goes "down"-ish.

I know and I have....I get conflicting results depending on website. Asking the man on the ground.....and this is mostly a joke.

About a week and a half out! What's the forecast there slim?

Tigerwood....30 year ground contact...similar to the ironwood family.