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Old 08-18-2018, 10:37 PM   #131
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Re: How To: Ruin a Perfectly Good 4wd

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Originally Posted by rustytruck50 View Post
Real nice, Chris!!! That simple stuff goes a long way towards making it more appealing, not to mention operating better.
Thanks, it’s so true. I just want to not be embarrassed/enjoy driving it

More little things:

- booster/master painted, installed new reservoir cap
- correct not-chrome air cleaner lid (needs paint)
- new wheel center caps, polished the wheels/lugnuts/hubs
- aligned the hood at cowl area via the hinges (personal pet peeve that drives me nuts. I’ve seen high-end builds with the sticky-uppy hood and it ruins the look of the whole truck...)
- and brightened up the tailgate with white letters to match the soon to be white hardtop

It will never be perfect, but it’s looking soooo much better now
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