What class do you enter in? Many shows around here don’t allow vehicles built after 1992.If I really wanted to, there are ateast two every weekend I could attend.
Finished adding some character to the hood
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There are a couple shows that are classics only, but most shows have modern classes. Especially with the Chargers, Challengers, Camaros, and Mustangs. I enter whatever class best fits. Usually truck class, sometimes Mopar class if no truck class. Really depends on the show and what classes they have. I do have a 1966 D100 that I take to shows as well.What class do you enter in? Many shows around here don’t allow vehicles built after 1992.
Thanks! Reflective Concepts. I've used them before, and they are the only place I have found that makes inlays for the "etorque" portion of the sport hoodWhere did you get those hood badges? They look great.
Now that's just sick!There are a couple shows that are classics only, but most shows have modern classes. Especially with the Chargers, Challengers, Camaros, and Mustangs. I enter whatever class best fits. Usually truck class, sometimes Mopar class if no truck class. Really depends on the show and what classes they have. I do have a 1966 D100 that I take to shows as well.
I don't think out stocks are that bad though. They are workable with the right tires.Picked up a set of Rebel wheel take offs on ebay awhile ago for $500. Stock Falken tires with 22K miles on them aren't going to cut it for this coming winter, so mounted up my new tires and wheels.
Feels good to get rid of the Bighorn wheels, by far my least favorite part of the truck.
How much was it?Well not today but on Sep 2, the day after it was delivered to my driveway. Shout out to Dennis @Accessory.Parts for getting the Undercover ArmorFlex delivered in 1 day so I could install it before our weekend trip.
It’s actually my 4th boat this summer. LOLWhat is this, your third boat this year?
Keep on living life man!!
Shoot him a PM and he'll send you a quote.How much was it?
This is awesome....a rolling tire shop!New shoes! Kumho Road Venture AT52 275/55R-20 replacing some horrible Firestone Destinations.
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Have you used these tires before? I am running the AT51s and wondering about their real-world snow applications.New shoes! Kumho Road Venture AT52 275/55R-20 replacing some horrible Firestone Destinations.
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I have never tried these before. Honestly I wanted Toyo’s, as I had them on my Tacoma and they wore great! But the Kumhos from Tire Rack were $250/ea, and the Toyos were around $360/ea.Have you used these tires before? I am running the AT51s and wondering about their real-world snow applications.
They are great tires for the other 3 seasons of the year, I can attest to that, but I'm wondering if I need to switch them out for the winter.