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. Very Nice!!

. Wow! Nice easy way to test a questionable connection Ronmar !

. Lookin Good!!

. It has been said that YES, they are keyed alike.

. Two years of working on my first project truck and the list is finally getting shorter. When I started, every time I fixed something on the list - six, or eight, or ten more things were ADDED to the fix list.

. That delivery must be using the special "Go Brandon" fuel rates to get that seat to your place... Yes Sir! I would say that trying your hand at welding the seat that you have would PAY you for your time.

. Very nice parade action there... .

. HOA's are a good thing for some - and then there are the rest of us - who think that what we bought and paid for should be ours to do with as we please. Crummy part is those pesky covenants attached to your title (deed) that has the HOA rules aren't going away. I would save your lawyer...

. Welcome from a little south of you... Charlotte NC

. As I sit out in the yard before daylight admiring my green toys... Wearing a T-Shirt and shorts thinking how really nice the weather is here in Charlotte, North Carolina in December. We get cold snaps and occasionally we even get a snowfall or two a year. Snow disappears in a few days so...

. Sounds to me like you already have the "ingenuity gene" so with a little time, you should be able to work it out. Best on the plan!

. It isn't pretty, but a cable will definitely work. The KEY will be to not "cheap out" on the cable. The outside of the cable should be about the size of your little finger. Yeah, you can buy the $15 version that looks like the cable on your push lawn mower but a few months later when that...

The rubber seals on the gladhands are fairly cheap. Maybe a buck each or so. NAPA has them for sure and even a truckstop might be a possibility. Light bulbs might be another thing to get at NAPA. Don't bother with LED's. It is going to drive you crazy making the flashers work - and rather...

. Looking really good!!

. In a perfect world, there are only two possibilities: 1. You are introducing air through the pressurized bleeder system 2. The first point in the system is sucking air (who knows why) and is pushing it through the system. If you go to the far end of the system, open the valve until it quits...

. AND, if pressure in the tank is a possibility (and it shouldn't be) you could pressurize the fuel tank. Air compressor, a blow gun, and a few rags to keep the air in. PURE LOGIC though says that if you added a check valve to your fuel line AND if you have something that is pushing fuel...

. Yes Sir... Prop their feet on the dash and of by freak chance the airbag goes off, there will be a pair of broken legs or ankles (or both). Years have gone by, but teaching guys how to work on trucks (Old MV's") and getting their attention was always difficult. They would stick a finger...

. Gotta light a candle to be able to see the lights :cool: Still, I love that truck! Really Neat.... Long years ago, I had an old '56 VW that was 6v. A flashlight would put out more light!

. Nice. Just from the picture, the seat almost looks like the same seat as the LMTV's.