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I got parking, airport pricing tho

 

Death wobble sounds like. Who has a rock crawler and complains about a sway bar?

 

@JasonLee would

 

can you shoot me a pic. Not sure if you mean cement or actual glue glue lol

 

Knowing Jake, you’re about to receive a picture of the side of his house

 

Nah bro. I run stock and keep my sway bar.

 

anyone here have a dry suit for sale?

 

Couch... in great shape, just steam cleaned, no stains or issues, includes the pillows if you want them. $50. Located in Arvada.

 

OEM suspension?

 

You betcha!

 

Pelfreybilt Trans skid - Steel $220

2005-2015 tacoma, might fit newer but not 100% sure
DOES NOT REQUIRE REROUTE
surface rust only, dusty from the winter roads over the last few months. but in great shape!

 

pull out couch?? Looks but i feel like you would have mentioned it if it was but just want to check

 

nah, he delivered on the photos but i was worried there might have been some other kinds of pics coming my way

 

I have a new but slightly damaged cast iron cooktop designed for a "Bonfire" or "Yukon" sized Solo fire pit that needs a good home. It measures a total of 25.5" across at the widest point where the handles are with a 17.75" round cooking surface and weighs just over 16lbs. As far as the damage goes, it almost looks like someone dropped an angle grinder on it before it was seasoned. The scratches are light enough that I would not even bother sanding it down and re-seasoning it; just let it season naturally. It was $90 new, came damaged, and I declined Solo's offer to keep the damaged one for partial refund of half price, so they are sending me a new one and don't want the damaged piece back. It's a nice piece of cast iron, just big and but I don't really need two.

I can make it available for pickup in Castle rock if anyone is interested. It was free to me, so I am paying it forward and not asking for anything for it.

https://www.solostove.com/bonfire-cast-iron-griddle-top/

 

This is not a pull out couch. I'm 5'9" and just barely fit the width if I lay down straight. Comfy enough if a friend had to crash on it a night or two (assuming they're not, like, 6'3").

 

Id take that, i have a solostove bonfire!

 

Perfect. I was hoping it would go to someone with their stove. Awesome little fire pit.

 

Does anyone have any experience on repairing the underside( mounting side) of a roof top tent that has dents in it?

 

Any pics of the dents to see what we have to work with?

 

What material is it?