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  1. j hancock
    A future rebel no doubt.
  2. j hancock
    Nah. Provides traction so the glass doesn't slip when you are taking a sip.
  3. j hancock
    These codes worked for me on a B-75 with L cab. Also found them to be an excellent match for E models. Light color (dash, window reveal trim) 1989 Lexus, code 4EQ(9) K8581A Beige. Dark color (door panels, heater box) 1980 Toyota, code 135 N7940A alt: 1 Grey.
  4. j hancock
    Hmmm......There is no salt on the rim of the glass for your margarita.
  5. j hancock
    Well, it isn't empty. It has "base" paint in it. St. Patrick's Day is coming up so have them tint it green and a beer too.
  6. j hancock
    I'm in line too.
  7. j hancock
    I think that the black paint on the fenders and across the hood helps the RD's looks. It follows the theme of the R model with the molded in style line of the factory hood. Paint work would be less costly than the R hood to an RD chassis.
  8. j hancock
    That is the number for the can and paint base which then gets the mix for a particular color. If you get another can, see if they will give you the code number.
  9. j hancock
    What is the number for the NAPA paint?
  10. j hancock
    Welcome! Have fun and always remember to wear your boots.
  11. j hancock
    I might have a couple of bases. I will look. PM sent.
  12. j hancock
    Excellent tour! I think the girl is doing a combination of rock and ice climbing. Lots of rock climbers wear that type of outfit. It always looks better on the wimmin climbers.....
  13. j hancock
    OEM Code 812. http://www.bigmacktrucks.com/index.php?/tutorials/article/45-b-model-interior-green-paint-code/
  14. j hancock
    Do an oil analysis. Any quality diesel shop or parts store can get you a kit. Somebody may have done an oil change to hide something.
  15. j hancock
    What about the thumb? Nevermind... I might get scared.
  16. j hancock
    Nice picture! Looks like an EF or EG by the size of the tires.
  17. j hancock
    Yup, the can of worms has been opened up! Looks like you are under control.
  18. j hancock
    Looks sort of low budget using a Louisville chassis. Maybe a practice unit....
  19. j hancock
    Hmmm...I want one!
  20. j hancock
    .https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQJqzAVTFS63B2j12KXwPLG-BERGkI9nUNuct-g_7gyAdb_zf_d_g Found this. Can't seem to make it bigger. R model convertible.
  21. j hancock
    I have never been to Pine Bluff but that looks like it. Watch out for people that don't know how to drive in the snow!
  22. j hancock
    ????? Try calling.
  23. j hancock
    That is why sunglasses were invented.
  24. j hancock
    Joe's correct. Mason Dixon had some B-67s with the wide aluminum radiator.
  25. j hancock
    With 52 to 1 on the low side, 24.5 won't be a problem in the dirt pile.

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