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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?

Can you maybe give us a pic, please?

They're all waiting until you don't need them, and THAT'S when they'll all come out of hiding. That's going to be one real sharp Suburban when you're done. [thumbzup]

:mrgreen: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trench_foot

:naner::funny:

Them little bees are taking it on the knees here in the U.S. lately. The good news is that the hive was that healthy for another queen and the swarm. That sounds good, General Hood! [thumbzup] Do you have a funky label for the honey you jar?

Glad to read a story about a success instead of a typical disaster. But of course if things go right, nobody feels a need to post it. Because if it's right then you're out enjoying your MV (instead of posting "What's the problem?!").

Sure, sure; the tequila bottle was unharmed but those that drink from it aren't always so lucky. :naner::mrgreen:

That's a problem.

That looks real good. How did you stretch that material; are there fitted masonite panels or something that you glue it to?

It's close to absurd the hoops that kids have to go through now for college applications (though the Common App is a blessing for sure). Wishing you all good luck with that. :beer:

One thing leads to another. I always though Albert Einstein's little ditty was fairly clever:

That's a great story, Wire Fox; glad you came out of that smelling like a rose! What you say is funny, because a buddy of mine I grew up with who became a Navy flight surgeon told me the same thing once about what you ran into there. He told me how if anybody does the homework and focuses in...

It's a mixed blessing.

That's pretty slick!

You might be right, but it almost looks like some kind of giant multi-wrench swiss army knife or something.

The truck looks good. Does it ride squirrelly at all?

Is that some kind of wrench holder on the passenger-side step? Don't think I ever saw one like that.