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92 Dime · 07-16-2023, 05:56 PM

When I've had time to work on the truck, weather hasn't been cooperating. Not a problem at the old place, where I had indoor workspace; here I'm working in the driveway.

On 8/9 July, I got "new" tires (a set of takeoffs with ~ 20 miles on them), the oil changed, air filter replaced, battery cable ends replaced, gas cap replaced (don't laugh--it took 20 minutes!--the cap was broken into about 6 pieces), started work removing the old exhaust. I did some parts scrounging as well.

Then I paid a visit to O'Reilly's to pick up parts and order muffler and some exhaust pieces.

07-16-2023, 05:56 PM	#2
92 Dime Registered User Join Date: Jan 2020 Location: rural, NE Posts: 14	Re: Project: Good Enough When I've had time to work on the truck, weather hasn't been cooperating. Not a problem at the old place, where I had indoor workspace; here I'm working in the driveway. On 8/9 July, I got "new" tires (a set of takeoffs with ~ 20 miles on them), the oil changed, air filter replaced, battery cable ends replaced, gas cap replaced (don't laugh--it took 20 minutes!--the cap was broken into about 6 pieces), started work removing the old exhaust. I did some parts scrounging as well. Then I paid a visit to O'Reilly's to pick up parts and order muffler and some exhaust pieces. __________________ '89 K1500 350/auto with OD/longbed '92 S10: 2wd, regular cab/shortbed, parked when the gerbils died '86 GMC Sierra Classic:2wd/305, shortbed, stock except for aftermarket rust (sold)