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What do ya think?

Well done, AK - you got your truck and you got to keep the ethics end of things satisfied, too... too bad the poor guys didn't learn anything when he did start a thread on a diesel site...:nonod:

I agree with Crank, though...

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Carefull you will become addicted.:nono: Soon you will have a sig like mine):h and a empty bank account:eek::mad2::confused:
 
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01-09-2010 01:48 PM
bk95td Carefull you will become addicted. Soon you will have a sig like mine and a empty bank account


if you hadn't noticed it's already getting closer:D The only real dent I can find is on the drivers side bed corner by the tailgate haven't seen any rust yet but I haven't had a chance to look very close yet. Getting ready to head into Wasilla to look at some fisher plow parts a guy has on craigs list. If I get them I'll be set other than some fabrication.
 

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The empty bank account or the sig? Or both?):h
I was shocked to see how little rust cars get in alaska. I saw a few 70s chevy trucks with no rust when I was up there a couple of years ago. What a difference no salt makes. Looks like a good buy for the money.Congrats on the addition to your family.:thumbsup:
 
Not a bad deal! congats!

......now I couldnt help but notice....is that a snowmobile track in the background?? haha my other addiction :D
 
I don't have projects I just have lists. Whatever is at the top of the list is what I work on. Sometimes the item at the top of the lists gets bumped so many times that you'd have a hard time believeing it was at the top. Too many minor emergencies
 
Steven Covey's UI quadrants:

It works on the balance of Urgent and Important... Some things are Important, and also Urgent. Do them Now.

Other things are really important, but not Urgent. Do them sooner than later.

Some things are really Urgent, but not that important. Do them when you have time...

Things that are neither Urgent nor Important usually just clutter up our day... my wife likes to add things like this to my lists...

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Problem is, most of us get all wound up about Urgent things, and forget the important things.

Things like Family. Safety. Faith. Friends. Time to sit and reflect, to smell the roses, to give thanks.

Next time you find yourself caught up in the "thick of thin things", ask yourself whether what you are doing is Urgent, or Important.
 

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So I have been pondering getting rid of the egr on my new truck here. Was wondering what the best way to go about seeing if my pcm out of my 94 2500 is compatible. Should I just look at the ip and see if it's a 5068 or would it be better to post the numbers off the pcms.
 
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