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. Sad part is that the Senators from the great state of Colorado won't give a flip what old Tim Mullaney in Charlotte North Carolina thinks about the MV titling theft rules in their state... As screwy as it is Divide And Conquer works really well.

. Sad but it sure seems to be a good description of the problem. This problem is a lot like judges that make up the rules as they go. You would think that the state MV associations would push back - but they only have so much money to fight for something that doesn't affect enough people...

. Actually that could work. You would still have a way to remove the crank handle to remove the door panel. OR, the set screw in a ground flat spot on the regulator and use loctite

. That is nice. Everything you need all in a nice compact trailer. With paint and rims to match the truck makes it pretty awesome! And the puppy dog seems to be ready for a hot dog or a hamburger... I am guarding the fort dad!

. Hey, that isn't bad. I have seen much worse! That rocker panel cancer at the bottom is going to require some skill, but the body panels look nice and straight. cucvrus might be a good source for where to get that sheetmetal and maybe how to install it too.

. With 50 states and 50 opinions (conservatively) - Some of us aren't going to be really helpful outside of Colorado. On the other hand, I do have to say that North Carolina uses the VIN on the frame and it gets "padded" with zeros to "fit their form" requirements on the title.

. Welcome to Crazy Town! Be sure to post up a few pictures of your new toy for everybody to ogle :) Looks like a nice list of things - but not so awful that it can't be done bit by bit. The really nice part is that you can drive it now, so that should help keep you motivated. Again...

. Sunday afternoon rains have proven the truck to be dry inside! THAT is a big plus to having sealed it up for sure.

. Wow. Neat idea. Nice find coachgeo ! I guess that was what the people used to use "back in the day" when shag carpeting was used to build out "leisure vans". Those extensions appear that they would solve your problem. Picture attached because I was curious too...

. Dang Right! That one is yours sweetie might even work to get you a second vehicle in the stable. His and Hers trucks...

. Hubs will typically run 120-130F after a little highway driving. They shouldn't burn you if you touch them.

. I have to agree with all three of the guys... A crummy connection to between the battery and the cable end will make you go "off the deep end". Charging is haphazard and cranking will be too. Dielectric Grease lightly applied on freshly cleaned battery posts and terminals will keep those...

. Everybody has an opinion I guess... Both pictures are a good looking truck! My opinion is that the woodland pattern has more character

. Nice! And a fairly reasonable price too - especially considering that sticker being specific to one vendor.

. Love it! Especially the Brake Peddle, Gas Peddle, Whatever part. The local 7/11 store had plywood doors for almost a month when some lady ran up on the curb and into the store. :)

. Sad but true! I can go outside, look at what I want to do. Everything is cool and a little cloudy. By the time I gather some tools and parts - the clouds are gone! Almost every time...

. Mostly because I am willing to admit that sheet metal, a welder and me are not all on the same team glcaines I wish it was another way. I painted it with Glidden's rust killer. them sealed up. Not to factory specs, but until I find a new "moon roof" there won't be any more water inside the...

. Sad but definitely what I would expect to happen. I guess somebody missed the memo to destroy those armored vehicles.

. If there aren't any bolts that are seized, the repair might be really easy. An allen wrench 5/16" hopefully as a socket and 10 bolts if I remember correctly. I call them socket headed cap screws. Not sure what the official name is...