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Maybe he legit likes your shaft?
Growing up doesn't have to suck
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It is a nice, solid and powerful shaft from what I’ve heard.Maybe he legit likes your shaft?
Just needs a little polishing.
pwtr02ss
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Can vouch
alpha_omega
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That shaft isn’t rusty, it’s just colored from all that southern exposure. You should see what just one Michigan winter will do.
I'm glad he did! Look at that handsome bastard!
And I missed a lot of your undercarriage posts and exhaust work you did good stuff bro!!!!
pwtr02ss
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Better late than never. His undercarriage is pretty epic...I'm glad he did! Look at that handsome bastard!
And I missed a lot of your undercarriage pics good stuff bro!!!!
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iamdub
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Maybe he legit likes your shaft?
Can't fault him! It's durability is impressive, considering its age and the beatings it endures.
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iamdub
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I'm glad he did! Look at that handsome bastard!
I've cleaned up since then! My pics still looks the same no matter how big I smile. The camera always captures the soul...
And I missed a lot of your undercarriage posts and exhaust work you did good stuff bro!!!!
Thanks, Pawpaw!
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pwtr02ss
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You got the short end of the stick on that deal...in more ways than one
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pwtr02ss
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I'm still very much sassified
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iamdub
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Speaking of being sassified, I got my latest Blackstone report:
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Dantheman1540
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I really need to start doing these, great report!
swathdiver
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She's drinking a lot of milk!
What is the cost?
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iamdub
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$30 for the analysis, additional $10 for the TBN. I do the TBN every time. The sample kits are "free". Oh- and mailing expenses. Technically, you can mail it in the black plastic jug as it and the sample packaging supplies all meet the USPS's requirements. I always send it in one of their bubble wrap envelopes as cheap insurance. It looking like a common piece of mail versus an ominous black jug labeled "LIQUIDS" surely must help it to not get lost or thrown away. So, almost $50 all-in.
It might not be worth it to someone just doing routine maintenance on their rig experiencing no problems. But, after major heart surgery almost 1.5 years ago (already!), there's a lot of data I wanna know to gauge her recovery.
What is turn around time, please?
