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Yup, the black goo. My 37s had it also. I threw them on an F350 with balance beads, and experienced death wobble of immense proportions. They all stuck in one spot lol

I think many here would disagree.

Nice man! It's cool seeing a Humvee being used like that! Most are retired and living a cushy lifestyle.

Nice! I have the same exact blower sitting on a Pontiac 455. It's even a Hampton!

You could build something very similar with off the shelf parts. You can grab a billet tie rod adjuster and two heim joints of the correct length and bolt diameter opening. I've built adjustable brackets that way before.

lol If the top looked like the original, I think you could sell a bunch.

They use them around here for detail work, and they bomb around in them when it snows.

What a joke. It shouldn't take several weeks, let alone several months. Incompetence at its finest.

That's a pretty sweet setup! Price is right too!

I'd bet money you won't be bothered. Beautiful truck btw!

They auction them off around here. It's nice because you can usually get them with stuff on them that don't come on them from the usual auctions.

Nothing wrong with custom trucks!

That happens here. Sucks dont it? I say ya did good, and wish you well with your new toy!

You could register it in VT. They'll mail you a registration, title, and plates regardless of where you actually live.

Looks great! I like when things look like they could have been installed from the factory on these trucks.

Looks really good! Definitely adds some protection to the lights and radiator.

They really messed those things up, huh?

It must be hard living in fear of such trivial things.

Hahah Everyone loves an interior inspection port!

I've heard the width is for the tank tracks. It makes sense to me. The hood is fiberglass, and doesn't take to things hitting it very kindly. The brush guard keeps the hood and lights from getting whacked. In this case, theres a few advantages of aluminum over steel. The truck is lighter, it...