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And it has Godfather whitewalls, no less!!! :sneaky:

I had to read it half-a-dozen times to see what your "fix" was! :ROFLMAO:

Is the "TRD" referencing the traffic light? "That's Red! DAMN!!!" :sneaky:

I've owned my '90 Cummins D250 since '98. Bought it for $6,000 when it had 72,000 miles on the odometer. I've towed countless loaded car trailers with it, and hauled enough scrap metal with it to pay for the cost of the truck, including one load that had me crossing the scales at 11,000 pounds...

What absolutely sucks is that once they're gone, they're gone...forever. :(

He's an interesting guy, isn't he? I swear that some of the stuff he tries actually qualifies as an improvement to some of those vehicles. :LOL:

I’m a huge fan of Godfather whitewalls, but not on a TJ. Having said that, I must say that if that wheel & tire combination was the only thing he had done to it (and it was strictly a town vehicle), then I would be okay with it. However, all that gaudy chrome and the bolt-on pseudo T-bird hood...

"Poor ol' Kaw-Liga, he never got a kiss..." ;)

It's on a website for vehicle wraps. I suppose a wrap is something the OP could consider, as well, but then we'd be looking at another poll...:sneaky:

Somebody needs to translate that into English...:sneaky:

Yeah, that's the biggest representation of the "Steve of old" that I've seen in a very long time. Good to see! As for choice of cars represented, you did that for my benefit, didn't you? ;) Thanks!!!

That looks like it would be an incredibly good time!

You may have confused my three failed marriages with me liking shipwrecks, but it's all good. The similarities are downright eerie...:sneaky: *Yes, I do enjoy true stories of shipwrecks, which I find odd, as I have absolutely no desire to be on or in waterborne vessels. Professional drowner...

That '65 Riviera was given to a 16 year old kid by his grandmother. The 401 in it had less than 10,000 miles on a rebuild. The kid decided he wanted to sand the car down to bare metal and then paint it. Well, that was ten years before I bought it, and you can see how far he got. I had to buy a...