Alabama thread!

well at $1000 each shipped you'd be looking at $300 profit each after probably $50 for shipping and 3% paypal fees.

Amazon CC would give you 5% back. If you opened the card just for the purchase you'd get 12 months interest free to pay it back. Not something I'd recommend, but it can be advantageous as you see if they all sale

 

I did buy two of these, the guy will take $20 each, at least he did when I bought two.

May be worth looking into for @BamaTaco56, gotta protect them lungs welding.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/BOX-DMG-Br...ffec8678|iid:1&_trksid=p2380057.c100675.m4236

 

buy 10 hold a GB lol.

 

it wouldn't be a bad gig if done as a group buy, since you would only mail 1 time in bulk. I would never ship these things out separately. too much time in individual shipping times.

you wouldn't really have any risks. only Amazon.

 

Yea i would say thats a no go. lol

 

I could see her asking you, “what the five fingers say to the face”

Dave Chappell reference

 

Where are the results posted?

 

I did a thing

 

Super Heavy Duty Leaf Springs

 

Anyone getting the snorkel? We could have an install mod day! I'd be willing to split the cost of the saw too!

 

if it's the same hole size, Brian has the hole saw I got for mine you can use.

 

I did. Then I bought a new mountain bike. Not buying anything for a while now. Lol.

 

correct

 

Pro tip: trucks aren't submarines.

I'll get a snorkel before 35's go on, but I got a while.

 

ATTENTION: This might be pretty cool.

Two meteor scientists, Peter Jenniskens and Esko Lyytinen, shared their prediction for an outburst by the alpha Monocertoid meteor shower on November 21 or 22, depending on your location.

Prepare to set your watch so you don’t miss the potential for a very limited and rare dazzling display in the night sky that could include up to 400 meteors.

The exact time of the outburst has been calculated to 04:50 Universal Time, or 11:50 pm ET. And it will likely only last for a short time, with the peak of the outburst lasting for about 15 minutes and the entire shower clocking in at 40 minutes. The brightness of the moon isn’t expected to interfere since it will be waning.

The best views will be in South America, eastern North America, western Europe and northwestern Africa. The radiant point of the meteors is in the Monoceros, the Unicorn constellation, near Orion the Hunter.

So why is this such a big deal? The alpha Monocertoid meteor shower usually happens each year around November 21 to 23, but during a normal shower it only produces a few meteors each night.

The large outbursts of this shower previously occurred in 1925, 1935, 1985 and 1995, with the outburst being a complete surprise for each of those years, except when it was predicted in 1995, according to the American Meteor Society.

The meteor shower comes from the dust trail of an unknown comet, the meteor scientists said. And the stream of meteoroids only intersects Earth’s orbit sometimes, which is what makes this potential outburst so rare.

The conditions are lining up the way they did in 1995, so the meteor scientists are hopeful, but remind everyone that this is only a prediction.

During the 1995 outburst, the hourly rate of meteors was around 400. If the prediction is correct and that happens again, skygazers can expect to see around seven meteors streaking across the sky per minute. But the rate could actually mean two to three meteors close together and then another minute before activity picks up again. They’ll be moving at about 140,927 miles per hour.

The scientists suggested that people prepare to observe the sky an hour before the predicted time in case the shower begins earlier.

Find an open area away from the city that will afford you a wide view of the sky, and don’t forget to bring a blanket or chair and dress for the weather. Allow yourself time for your eyes to adjust to the dark. And you won’t need binoculars or telescopes to enjoy the show.


@medic2230 get out your gear!

 

It isnt. Have to use a body saw of some kind its a squarish hole

 

ah well nvm then. just couldn't be normal could it

 

I really like that color lol

 

Thanks man I'll reach out, it's mixed reports like that between 2" and 3" that have me running around. But with an access cab I'm expecting more because it's lighter in general. Too bad Mike's enjoying a nice vacation lol

 

i was about to ask what's wrong with that tundra till i scrolled down to the next photo.