It's like he wanted to make a truck, but didn't know where to stop cutting
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Took the ol kersploder out today. Did me proud after a year and a half of sitting up.
yeehaw sploder
Took the ol kersploder out today. Did me proud after a year and a half of sitting up.
Seeing all these pictures of your explorer kinda made me want mine back... briefly. Then a realized I have absolutely purpose for it and it would rot under the back deck...
Is it a ohv or sohc motor? Mine were both first gen with the A4LD. Transmissions died multiple times and I just kept bringing them back...
I ain't gonna talk trash, I have KC stickers on my fog light hole knock-outs.
Scooped a 64 Chevy c10. Inline 6 with a 3 on the tree.
Beaut. You need to slam it just like it is. Maybe put some gm transit 22" takeoffs if you Are feeling gangster.
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I had never heard of the 22" transits so I googled it. That seems like a huge waste for GM. They buy basically steel blanks from some supplier, mount tires on them and install on the vehicle for transport. Then the service guy at the dealer breaks them down and mounts the same tire on the fancy 22", which is shipped separately from GM?
Anybody know why? I think the robot at the plant has a better chance of mounting without scratching the wheels. Or can the existing robots not handle a 22"? Or is it to keep someone from stealing the rims while the trucks are waiting to be loaded in Detroit?
Anybody know why? I think the robot at the plant has a better chance of mounting without scratching the wheels. Or can the existing robots not handle a 22"? Or is it to keep someone from stealing the rims while the trucks are waiting to be loaded in Detroit?