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As long as you can still see it, that's good. When you CAN'T see it "no more", that's bad: - You got the party started, but you done drunk yourself blind!

If anybody's looking for a new kind of paint scheme, here's one that's different:

Don't know where else to post this wacky pic, so it's going here:

Haven't heard that in a while. :naner:

I'm split. Each set-up looks good. But I'm leaning to the Garwood (clean, and simple).

I was okay with the "racing stripe", but you definitely can NOT see where that stripe was; nice job!

It looks like those tires didn't blow, but crumbled! :3dAngus:

Heck, yeah; who wouldn't?!! :driver::jumpin:

Post pics of the choices, and we'll give you our votes (like you cared). :naner::beer:

I can't swear by the truth of this, but I recall reading where suing the related municipality for car damage from potholes is an automatic victory for anybody who pursues it (anywhere in the country if I remember it right). You can only recover damages for the related repair, nothing more, but...

Keep the faith; you're going to get there. [thumbzup]:beer:

The LEDS definitely get the nod. And probably give better lighting to boot, is that right?

Yes, Godspeed. And pics if you get around to any.

The grand old commonwealth of Virginia adds a welcome.

Me also, don't know the tugs, (but someone here likely will), and welcome from here in Virginia.

It's ALWAYS easier to think it through, and flip the ideas back one-at-a-time in your head, then to build it wrong and have to undo the build. The design stage is the best stage to make all your mistakes. They're a lot less painful that way for sure.

That thing is SOLID. When you need it, that's the one. Sure would be nice if AutoZone had them for lending, because how many times are you going to need it, right?

Is there any disadvantage to "plumbing" it all up if you don't really plan on really using it?

What's the story there, is the conductivity not good?