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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van ThreadQuote:
Well I should be good as far as vinyl lettering goes (I make my own), and the truck actually came with a box behind the seat that contains the foldable, weighted triangles...and I just installed 2 fire extinguishers...
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
Couldn't resist getting some new L♥VE handles for the rear door:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...SA%3AUS%3A1123
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
Welp....found a nicely charged extinguisher wedged behind the passenger seat...not that wasn't very accessible....was it??
![]() So I decided to mount it as shown. Cut out the plastic trim on the side of the seat a little bit with a drywall cutout tool and she fits nice and tight to the seat. Once the door is closed, it's even tighter. Getting in and out is no problem whatsoever. And the other pic shows what i decided to do with my numerous fixed roof brackets. i just used one screw/fender washer in each one and voila: organized roof brackets via two HEAVY 2x6's. Last edited by FarView; 09-13-2009 at 07:57 PM. |
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Take Yardville Allentown Road (off Main Street in Allentown) to Yardville, turn left on Church Street (right after PNC Bank), then make the second right in Yardville Supply's (back) parking lot. They have a truck scale right there (used for truck plus material weight), I'm sure they'd let you just weigh it. Just park in the lot and go in that glass door right by the scale and ask.
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
Yes I do! Thanks for the suggestion.
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Trade: Landscaping
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
If I were you I'd tag that truck for 26K.
Here's why, 1. 26K and under keeps you from having to have a CDL to operate it. 2. If you're going over 10K and getting DOT #'s might as well get the maximum benefit for them. 3. The price difference for commercial tags under 26K is negligeable. 4. You can tow a big trailer without worrying too much about being legal. As long as the trailer is under 10K. Put the other 16K on the truck. 5. There is little chance you'd ever be legally overweight w/ what you haul daily, and you'd have a big fudge factor on supply runs.
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
Great ideas, Bob. I am going to call my DMV -OOps! I mean- MVC in a few and see what I can do about the reggie...
Just took a few pics of my ongoing "SuperDuty" theme for your viewing pleasure. |
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
Just tumor.
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Trade: RESIDENTIAL CONTRUCTION, BUILDING & PROPERT MAINT.
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Trade: Woodworking, Stairs and cabinets, decks, general repairs
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Trade: Carpentry/Reno
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
Weebles Wobble, but they don't fall down....
This is 12 sheets of 1/2" plus one 3/4 MDF sheet Not too bad, but 10 sheets of 5/8 and four of 3/8 was the most I did....that was a little iffy.... Truck is VERY dirty...I spoke with a sign guy about a month ago to get it lettered...but I just can't see the sence in lettering the truck the way it is. It needs a fresh coat of paint....or at least a good buff job.
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Trade: Custom Carpentry Services
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
You know people deliver dry wall and such right?
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Trade: Carpentry/Reno
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
...yeah I know, but the GC says that Home Depot is the cheapest place and delivery is $50...I check and he is right. Local yards are 2.00 more a sheet and tag a $50 delivery...so he asked me to pick up the rock, so I do...
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Trade: Finish Carpenter,Deck Builder, Contractor
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
wow how come i cant find workers like you TBF ?
you should tell the gc your price for delivery is $125 and then he,ll be happy to call home depot! When your truck needs maintanance does he pay for it.?(probably not) chances are the only reason he uses you is becuase you work cheap! if you charged him hed be looking for someone else!
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Trade: Electrical Contractor
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
Just rolled off the transporter today. It won't go for its body for another month or so. I pick it up Saturday and bring it home so I can sit and look at it..
2009 F-450 Crew Cab Larait Cab and Chassis. Sterling Grey CC Met over Medium Stone leather. 6.4L Powerstroke twin turboo diesel, Torqshift auto, 4.30's. Coming soon.... in 5 weeks or so.... 9' Reading Spacemaster 57, body color matched, Latchmatic keyless entry, powerdercoated interior, Whelen maximum intesity B/T/T, 2" receiver hitch, RokBlok on truck nose, and front of utility body sides, and tinted windows.. Ladder rack is TBD. The truck currently has the 40/20/40 bench, so I bought an OEM center console to put in it, which should be here on the 25th. Best part....... 0% for 60mo! ![]() not THE body, but one in red just like it.
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Trade: carpenter/ handyman
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
Looking forward to the completed photos.
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Trade: home builder carpenter Central Alabama
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
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Best part....... 0% for 60mo! [/QUOTE] Worst part- you'll still have 50-60k in it. Wont you? But it will be nice, If it was a chevy that is Just pulling your leg Ill have never bought a new vehicle and never will untill I can just go and through down the cash without a second thought. Cant see that happening soon.
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Re: Post Your Work Truck/van Thread
I picked up the cab and chassis this afternoon. It will go under the knife in about 5 weeks. In the meantime, I am going to put an OEM center console in it in place of the center seat, tint the front windows, and some temporary fenders on the back wheels to keep stuff from kicking up onto the cab. I am going to drive it for a while before taking it to the body dealer.
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