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Just delete the link, save the pictures from the auction, and upload them

They don't deserve that truck :-x IMO, of course.

Slow minivans? :grd:

Looks great! Now I really, really, really want one! Of course I did before, but you know :roll: Can't wait until I have money again.

"Notice: When you enter a thread title the system will search for similar threads which have already been posted. That should help you to find answers." ^ This is one of the best forum features I've seen. Maybe it or the new members section could be made more conspicuous?

The truck may be capable of going that fast, but just because you can, doesn't mean you should. Actually, you really shouldn't. Please don't. It's really, really, really not safe. 2cents

The only thing I don't see on your list that I have seen on others' lists is coolant.

If you don't mind me asking, how much prep do you do before painting? Does it require a lot of prep for the paint to stick well? Looks awesome!

I'm interested also, shipping 395's from out west would not be fun.

You really have nothing to lose by taking it apart. See exactly what needs to be replaced then decide what the best course of action is.

I offered to send you an email from my college issued email, which would prove that I am college age. I haven't gotten any PM's. Did you want a copy of my driver's license and social security number? As for asking the same question over and over for the past three years, no, I actually haven't...

As long as the solenoid can apply the required amount of force and you can seal it up so it doesn't corrode, it should work fine. Just make sure you get the right type. They have them that have a spring return in one direction, so they don't apply force in both directions.

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I really don't understand why this is so hard to believe...

Actually, I'm reasonably certain that I am 19 (last I checked) and that I am a Mechanical Engineering student. I have a school issued email address, which I can use to download products like Autocad inventor (and ALL the add-ons) free of charge. PM me and I'll prove it to you. Btw, I actually...

I'm definitely leaning towards a private sale now that I've read up on some of the info on the GL website. It really sounds like a lot more trouble than it's worth for someone in my situation. I want to learn how to fix these trucks and keep them running, but not on the side of I-90.

So, in regards to the original question, basically what I'm hearing is: - GL sucks because there is a 1 in 4 chance of getting a truck with something seriously wrong with it. I take it when you go to "preview" the trucks at auction you don't get to start them up and run down everyone else on...

A very clean looking truck you have there! Very nice job. Did you do the roll-on bed liner? I've heard mixed reviews of it and am wondering how it is holding up.

You're right. I really should test drive one first, I just don't know anyone that has one. I guy in my neighborhood used to have one parked in front of his house from time to time, but I haven't seen it in a while and I would feel weird just calling and asking to drive his truck :/ .

1. Buy some books. Your college education is the best single investment you will ever make. My budget will be based on what I make minus $2k for books (I spent $1500 on books between fall and spring semesters) and minus money for gas and other expenses. 2. Forget about the deuce. A few more...