What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

At this point, sneezing and coughing uncontrollably will probably work too.

 

are those 265/75s? how do you like the falkens?

 

The one project I was actually able to complete yesterday: put decals on the shift knob.

 

Amen!

It took me 2 weeks to recover from lifting the dakars into place. I need to stop working alone.

truck looks great! I’m also planning on the skinnys

 

oops. LoL

 

No more chrome!

 

Moved and added 4 more KC hilites cyclones Now I have full functionable rock lights

 

Looks really good. Practical and useful. I stayed with the 245's and doing the lift soon. You can't beat the look of a stock tire on a lifted truck. Look no further than the NAPCO.

 

Shit, that's awesome.

 

I know right? Almost like my avatar. The utilitarian look to me has always been cool. Don't know why, love what everyone else does but I just like the "business" end of the game.
Zim

 

'62?

 

1958. Here is the link Bob. https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/chevrolet/apache/2334724.html

Jessie James had one also for his welding rig. It was beautiful. Can you imagine a Miller Blue Welder in the back of that? Holy shit.
Zim

 

I'm thinking '58.

 

I had a 62 back in the day. Same color, 2wd flathead 6, on the column std.
Brings back memories, somewhere I have a picture of it.
Lol. Sloppy linkage. Avoided stop signs and traffic lights. Used to have to get out pop the hood and pull on the linkage to get it out of 1st. At 16 years old I didn't care, it was a truck and it was mine. Uncle gave it to me for $1 to make it legal. Loved that truck and my father's brother was one of my best friends! Boy did that pic resurrect some memories.

 

I agree.

 

Memories are what drives me know. Short story, hope they don't kick my ass off. In 1966 Dad took me to the County Fair and we're walking around looking. Turned the corner and there were 3 1950's Dodge Power Wagons sitting there from the National Forest Service. I was hooked, line and sinker. I was only 10 but I knew this was where I needed to be. Several years later I'm backpacking in Shenandoah National Park, hiking down a fire road and round the corner comes a 1957 NFS, Green, Powerwagon. My knees almost buckled. LOL. The Ranger stopped and talked to me for almost 2 hours. I had to make camp right there. He left and I have never forgot that truck or that Ranger.
Zim

 

Yeah! Love them. I researched this forum and this seem to be a highly recommended tire. So I pulled the trigger and got a good deal on Black Friday last year.