She ain't no beauty queen

josmoloco · Aug 31, 2012

Nighthawk016:
i have about 900+/- 50 in it and I dont have much set aside right now.

Why the hell would you take 1k then?

James · Aug 31, 2012

Nighthawk016:
i have about 900+/- 50 in it and I dont have much set aside right now.

Unless you already have another (better) car lined up to replace your truck for $1000, I'd just keep it.

jackson409 · Aug 31, 2012

I would not sell that truck for a 1k to no one, I would be affraid I would get locked up for stealing someones money :lol:

j/k NH >

<JAX

cleonard · Aug 31, 2012

$1k? Forget that. Now if someone was offering $2k ...

Nighthawk016 · Aug 31, 2012

cleonard:
$1k? Forget that. Now if someone was offering $2k ...

i told him my selling price was 1500 :smirk:

Nighthawk016 · Oct 8, 2012

well in the past 5 weeks nothing new to report other than getting my front brakes and wheel bearings done

bobkyle2 · Oct 8, 2012

I just did my buddys on his super ten the other day.... Oreillys.. got all the bearings and seals for like 20 bucks :picard:

Nighthawk016 · Oct 8, 2012

bobkyle2:
I just did my buddys on his super ten the other day.... Oreillys.. got all the bearings and seals for like 20 bucks

seals were 4 each bearings were 6 each haha, and I got timken bearings and seals, plus it was super easy to do

bobkyle2 · Oct 8, 2012

Yeah ain't not thing... Wish they would have never changed from that type of bearing seal ..... wheel bearings now a days are 300+ Dorras! .... Torque down to like 350ft lbs of torque too lol

cleonard · Oct 8, 2012

bobkyle2:
Yeah ain't not thing... Wish they would have never changed from that type of bearing seal ..... wheel bearings now a days are 300+ Dorras! .... Torque down to like 350ft lbs of torque too lol

The expensive bearings built into the hubs were done to make the manufacturing easier. Old school wheel bearings are cheap, but require trained humans and more time. The new ones can be installed in seconds.

bobkyle2 · Oct 8, 2012

cleonard:
The expensive bearings built into the hubs were done to make the manufacturing easier. Old school wheel bearings are cheap, but require trained humans and more time. The new ones can be installed in seconds.

Yeah, Most now a days are complete hubs with lug studs and wheel speed sensors.. No more packing bearings.... I was shocked when most of the kids in my transmission class didn't know how to pack a bearing :shocked:

... And that was in 2006!

Nighthawk016 · Oct 13, 2012

progress has been made....
before...

After....

Emily · Oct 13, 2012

That looks like a completely different bed! :smirk:

Nice Brian!

lookin good

bobkyle2 · Oct 14, 2012

Mihylo33 · Oct 14, 2012

bobkyle2:

Whats my bike doing in the back of that truck?