Yeah but there is so much satisfaction in keeping that work car going for just
a few miles more. Besides, it wasn't the cars fault it picked up a chunk of
steel in the rad... My Dad's Taurus has over 200K on it and it looks like he
just drove it off the showroom floor. It's got some internal problems he keeps
putting off though. He can't say I didn't warn him! ;-)
I didn't catch the make but it was a huge crew cab that one of the NASCAR race
teams (I think) use/own. They really went whole hog with power drivers seat
and the console included a TV for people in the crew section. Pretty neat.
The second show had the slickest power tonneau cover I've ever seen... Almost
made me wanna ditch my cap. Really cool.
Tom
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Subject: DML: Re: Bucket Seats and Console Installations
Author: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net> at smtpout
Date: 4/9/00 12:06 PM
Oh really? Ya know I missed the show today, unfortunately I have ben helping
my dad pull the radiator out of his work car, which is a 88 Taurus with like
150,000 miles on it. He came home from work and it was leaking all
over.....well he works at a steel mill and it turns out a metal chunk is
sticking out of the radiator.....so we pulled it and am going to put a new
one back in. The car is only worth $200 and he is spending $120 on a
radiator......oh well that is what work cars are for I guess. So what exactly
did they do the seat swap on, vehicle-wise? I hope there is a re-show later
on today, as I do enjoy watching the show.
Kyle
93 Dakota 4x4 V6
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