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That exhaust is off the chain lol. Absolutely sick. Not a fan of the graphics or the headlights but the paint job quality & gaps is impeccable. The truck is a beauty.
Kevin I've been watching you for a lot of years. 12 years ago I got my 67 C10. This year I'm finally going to get to work on it. We have a lot going on in the family. To watch what you just did with this truck and I'm finally seeing it after 9 months on the internet it finally popped up on my phone you give me inspiration and nobody can compete with you it's just such a cool truck. It's so cool to see your success and your passion keep up the great work.
The engine does not rev to 8400 rpm's. It's 8250 rpm's. If you are going to do a review, do it right! BTW, great way to screw up a new engine revving it like that when it's brand new. It shouldn't have a markup after you have already ruined the engine.
Jerry Cecco I’m calling you out! “I personally know a fewGT350R owners who have their engines blown”. I don’t believe you. A few would constitute at least two according to my dictionary. Please name names or at least give us dates, times, locations etc.
Cool stories bro. First ticket(warning) for me was on Hwy 231/431 in Meridianville...by the Pose's Restaurant now. Back then it was an empty field. Coming home from high school in my 1978 Chevrolet Monte Carlo with a 383 stroker. Speed limit was 60 and I was just south of Walker Lane. Road was clear on the southbound side and I had a straight shot. Got up about 55 and dumped it. About the time I hit 100 I saw a State Trooper sitting in the drive that entered the field. Before I could get the brakes he must of had me. He walked up and said he clocked me at 100 mph. Went through the whole routine and went back to his car. I was sure I would get a ticket. He came back with a warning and told me I had a nice car and sounded good....now just slow it down because he didnt wanna have to work a fatality with me in it. After that we became good friend. His name was Trooper Willis Von Moore. The State Trooper that was killed in Meridianville by Waters General Merchandise when Kim Albright pulled out infront of him while he was in route to a call. Best Trooper I ever knew. They sure don't make them like that anymore. Such a stand up guy.
Brad! You made my day with this story. I've driven the roads around the green zone, usually in an up-armored truck, and I distinctly recall that the person with the most armor and/or weapons has the right-of-way. The Iraqi policemen (#Joke) near the famous bridge over the Tigris would duck behind a t-wall when someone came by too fast. 🤣🤣🤣
