Recent content by fauXGT

Front fender cladding same on Sy and Ty. SoGT has bumperettes from bumper to front of wheel well, then just a lower piece under door to rear wheels. Then SoGT specific rear corners to bumper.

Was watching the mindless daily fill of YouTube vids watching a story posted today, and caught what I think is a LEO being released from the hospital after being run over by a DUI driver. Only a glimpse, but it looks like it.

Jimmy's right. The 'ruffles has ridges' paint quality underneath looks like underlings are being masked by fresh rattle can shenanigans. I'd say...'Bring a wire brush' to see whats lingering under the hidden artifacts.

BIG lol!

Or you tip the truck stuck wheel up and fill the entire wheel bolt hole with PB Blaster....like someone had mentioned previous with Blaster. Check the level every couple of hours and re-top when needed. Then drill out the key bolt and replace with stainless hex bolt... being most of us don't...

120k in a salty environment (crusty 'neath parts) may make it worth alot less. And "like new" means nothing without detailed pics. Forest/Argent is a desirable color.

Hummm. Weird that the new member has the same name as the company selling something that "Recently bought" something from that same company. Too much of a coincidence for me. I'm out.

Just ran across the vid on the E-net. Can't get any better for our trucks... even after 30 years. :cool:

Still here....collecting dust.

Just the drivers side, or both?

'off topic'....... I'm seeing quite the 'Exodus' from Cali lately. And since WA is right behind Cali with all these 'rules & regs', I'll soon be 'Exodusing'(if such a word) back to MT, 'cause I like my polluting hotrods and guns. p.s. Which state did he move to, if I dare ask?

A long time ago I got a couple of things from them, but that was at least 10+ years ago. Too bad YAR is no longer with us. A plethora of parts he had.

http://www.syclone-typhoon.com/images/off_road.jpg Dont know if still available here, but worth a try.

I can post pics.

It can look glossy...after time and a bit of polishing/rubbing. I have a non-repainted core support that has a shiny sheen to it. I'm the original owner since new.