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Thank you

 

She is a beauty for sure!!!! I LOVE white trucks....they also age gracefully

 

Unless it's a second gen with the single stage paint, lol. You pretty much have to keep up on it constantly. My 2009 was an absolute disaster when I bought it. I probably had 6-7 hours polishing it out.

 

Howdy William!

 

I hear you. No experience with 2nd gen but I am claying, waxing and sealing my truck weekly - monthly during last fall/winter. For some reason I really enjoy it - treat it as a meditation - one on one with myself and music.... also, I will take 6 hours detailing over workout at the gym

 

Metal mice ?

 

No turning back!

 

Nope

 

I'd be skerred

 

Like a l Iong tailed cat in a room of rocking chairs

 

Afternoon Bill

 

Howdy Alex.

 

How's things in Appalachia?

 

I don't live in Appalachia.

But things are good in Central KY...albeit hot and dry. We need some rain.

 

Oops

When i think of KY i picture rolling hills, moonshine and banjos lol

When people think of WA they picture lush green trees everywhere. Thats the western half of the state, the eastern half is brown and dry

 

Nope...just city flatland. However, you can drive a few miles outside the urban areas and see some gorgeous horse farms.

 

Afternoon folks. I have a truck question, figured this is the best place to ask after seeing responses to other posts.

The 60 side of my rear bench will not lock into the upright position after being stowed down for a few weeks. Looking at the latch it appears to be in the correct position when compared to the 40 side of the bench.


The pull tab on the 60 side has orange stitching exposed which I'm guessing means it did not retract as it should.


Any suggestions on correcting this?

 

This is the 20? I'm sure it warrantable

 

To stay on the topic of being off topic, picked up some pork belly, scallops and fresh pasta for dinner tonight.