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Hole saw works too.



1998 Frontier 4x4, 2002 Xterra 4x4, and Z28 street rocket
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quote:
Originally posted by gumybob:
If you can't tell, I'm having a pissed off day too (I know you are Allen).

is this the same man who had a shit-faced grin on Ssaturday


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Yea... It was. Doing much better today.

I only smile like that when I am out on a trail!


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damn it. i have the same bed liner, and a broken light to fix.


 
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