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How many miles does your truck have on it. I may be extra fortunate but I have never had a vehicle that needed a ball joint rebuild. But I have never had a truck with more than 140,000 miles either. I think a bed build sounds like fun with so many options. I like the set up that builds the bed storage on one side and the actual storage on the other side. In the day the bed becomes a couch or seating area and at night just flip the top over to rest on the opposite side to make a full size bed. I hope your cap is the taller type for a little more headroom. Be interesting to see what you are planning and your followup.It's a 2004 nissan frontier, crew cab with the 6ft bed. I've got a century shell on the back, but two people and a big dog make sleeping in there an exercise in claustrophobia. I may sleep in there when it's just me, but right now we just use the ground tent. I plan to build a set of side by side bed drawers where one can convert to a mountain bike slide for times I have my bike. I don't want to put a hitch mounted rack on because this truck is long enough already. I'll probably start a build thread when I get to building the drawers and some other more overland-y mods. Next step though is replacing the two front catalytic converters. That *should* be the last large maintenance/repair item before she's long road trip worthy.
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You think they would apply to out of state'rs? I wouldn't think so but what do I know, nothing .Fender flares, my tires stick out a bit and we are driving from Indiana to Maine and back next month. Most of the northeastern states seam to have fender laws.
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Like New England window tint laws for vehicles registered in TX.You think they would apply to out of state'rs? I wouldn't think so but what do I know, nothing .
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True, I think they enforce laws of there state on cars with license plates from that state, but I could be wrong. In my state they wouldn't ticket a car from out of state for those kind of laws.Like New England window tint laws for vehicles registered in TX.
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Most states don't. However, when I moved from TX to MA, I was always harassed by the cops for it even before I switched plates. I had to explain how the car came from the dealership this way and I can't remove it.True, I think they enforce laws of there state on cars with license plates from that state, but I could be wrong. In my state they wouldn't ticket a car from out of state for those kind of laws.
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Wasn't long ago I had this same discussion with a member that was getting harassed because of hit tire size.Most states don't. However, when I moved from TX to MA, I was always harassed by the cops for it even before I switched plates. I had to explain how the car came from the dealership this way and I can't remove it.
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That's the problem. A few cops think they write the laws, not enforce them. Gives the majority of police, who are awesome people, a bad rep.Wasn't long ago I had this same discussion with a member that was getting harassed because of hit tire size.
The cop was being a real Butt Head with him. He has already registered in the new state and had a vehicle inspection and passed but the cop told him if he saw him driving it again his ass was mud.
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If I remember he said the cop told him his truck was to high. I told him he should air down.That's the problem. A few cops think they write the laws, not enforce them. Gives the majority of police, who are awesome people, a bad rep.
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As long as you didn't buy a clone your okay !! I wonder if an eagle has ever attacked a drone ?Just bought a drone
Member III
As long as you didn't buy a clone your okay !! I wonder if an eagle has ever attacked a drone ?
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If it's the DJI phantom 4, I strongly suggest the $130 "care package". I crashed mine on the second flight testing auto-home feature and have had 4 "Intelligent" batteries just stop chargingJust bought a drone
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I guess I wasn't to far off on that thought and I was just joking. LOL, Thanks for the video.
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Member III
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Just received my set of LITEWAY boards. No bag or tethers, but plenty strong enough. $45 and free shipping from ebay. At that price, they are almost disposable.Just ordered a 2nd set of ORCISH Recovery Boards off E-Bay. The sale price was great, and on this 2nd pair I put in a bid instead, which was accepted for $65.00 with free shipping. So for a price of $134.90 (69.90+65.00), I will have 2 pair (4 total). That is only slightly more than most of the comparable offerings out there for 2 of them. As you can see, tethers and a bag are included.
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UPDATE.............2nd set arrived today...07/13/19, 2 days from order to the front door......NICE.....surprising SAT delivery by Fed-Ex