PennSilverTaco's "Perfect 5-Lug Regular Cab" Build, Aspergers, and General BS MegaThread!

I have had the same phone number since I was 17 lol. I’m now 34

 

Nice, sounds like you have had yours awhile too! Wish my phone hadn't got hacked as its caused nothing but problems.

 

Yea since 2003. I never plan on changing. I don’t want to lose my 808 area code

 

The only part of Hawaii you actually want to hang onto?

 

No my up bringing and language I’ll never let go. I will always call elders aunty and uncle and say mahalo and aloha. I miss home sometimes but not enough to move back. I keep my surf board and surf fins down in my man cave to remind me

 

Would love to go back for a visit again, but would never want to live there!

 

@PennSilverTaco



This would be a good choice for a Volvo...

 

P1800?

 

Yep

 

Like that million-mile car whose owner just died a couple years ago...

 

I remember that story, dont remember the car though but think it was a 1966.

 

And then there’s “Million-mile Joe” with his 1990ish Honda Accord that had the original brake calipers, and that auto parts delivery woman who put a million miles on her late model Hyundai Elantra; There’s the guy from Chicago who had a million miles on his 2007 Nissan Frontier...

Let’s not forget the ‘07 Taco that made it to 880K on the original engine and now has like 1.3 million miles...

Or the ‘07 Tundra with a million miles that Toyota gave the guy a new truck for so they could tear it apart and study it!

 

A few years back there was a lady with a Fox Mustang that had around 800K on it, she did some kind of job that required alot of driving.

 

V8 or 4-banger?

 

I have owned my truck for 4 years and 11 months an I just crossed 43k. No way my truck will make to a million if I held on to it till I died.

 

It was a 5.0, she did go thru a couple T5's along the way though.

 

43K is right about average for a vehicle of that age though...

 

That's the automatic or the stick shift?

 

If you are going to have someone "check",
Just have them intall the cruise control stalk (its only held by two bolts) and the wiring harness that you got from the dealer.

One side of the harness goes to the CC stalk, the other end w/ three wires goes to the clock spring and the single wire plugs on the back of the airbag (that is for the horn).

Once the CC stalk is installed, if you press the "ON" button and the "CRUISE" lights up on your dash, that means that your truck was "Pre-wired" n your CC should be working.

 

I found this on a Facebook group I’m a part of, called “Rusting and Running Rides”; Someone managed to get a whole padlock embedded in their tire!